Suppressors - Legal if kept in a free state?

[Sawateam]

As a resident of Comiefornia can I get approved for a tax stamp to purchase a suppressor if I never bring it here behind enemy lines? Or will the BATF deny me based on residence?

My uncle lives on acreage outside of Boise and the coyote hunting is excellent. It would be great to be able to just store my own suppressor at his house instead of borrowing one.

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Keep on borrowing.

[beanz2]

The ATF will deny it if you are the applicant and it's illegal in your state. Best move is for your uncle to transfer it into a trust and after it is approved, he adds your name to the trust. Then you can use it any time in any free state.

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[m16]

You won’t even find a class 3 dealer in another state who will actually fill out a Form 4 after you show them your out of state driver license.

[M76]

The ATF will deny it if you are the applicant and it's illegal in your state. Best move is for your uncle to transfer it into a trust and after it is approved, he adds your name to the trust. Then you can use it any time in any free state.

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^^^this, great advice^^^

add me to the trust too

[Quiet]

As a resident of Comiefornia can I get approved for a tax stamp to purchase a suppressor if I never bring it here behind enemy lines? Or will the BATF deny me based on residence?

Nope. Yep.

[sigstroker]

The ATF will deny it if you are the applicant and it's illegal in your state. Best move is for your uncle to transfer it into a trust and after it is approved, he adds your name to the trust. Then you can use it any time in any free state.

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To clarify, get your uncle to "buy" it as a trust. Not actually receive it and then transfer it again.

Quick primer on NFA trusts: https://www.silencershop.com/blog/post/create-nfa-trust

Silencer Shop has their own Single Shot trust for 25 bucks. You'd have to be on a pretty tight budget to do it yourself. Although I don't know if you can buy that trust if you don't buy your can from them. For people that don't know, Silencer Shop is a good low-stress way for first timers. Their "Powered" dealers have a kiosk that takes your prints. But the main thing is finding a can in stock. You thought 9mm was hard to find...

[nitroxdiver]

The ATF will deny it if you are the applicant and it's illegal in your state. Best move is for your uncle to transfer it into a trust and after it is approved, he adds your name to the trust. Then you can use it any time in any free state.

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[nitroxdiver]

To clarify, get your uncle to "buy" it as a trust. Not actually receive it and then transfer it again.

Quick primer on NFA trusts: https://www.silencershop.com/blog/post/create-nfa-trust

Silencer Shop has their own Single Shot trust for 25 bucks. You'd have to be on a pretty tight budget to do it yourself. Although I don't know if you can buy that trust if you don't buy your can from them. For people that don't know, Silencer Shop is a good low-stress way for first timers. Their "Powered" dealers have a kiosk that takes your prints. But the main thing is finding a can in stock. You thought 9mm was hard to find...

Man no kidding. The can i want to buy has been perpetually oos for months.


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[sigstroker]

Man no kidding. The can i want to buy has been perpetually oos for months.


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I filled out one of those "notify me when in stock" things, and I checked two hours after I got the email. All gone.

[beanz2]

Man no kidding. The can i want to buy has been perpetually oos for months.

Which can are you after?

I filled out one of those "notify me when in stock" things, and I checked two hours after I got the email. All gone.

Two hours is too long. Have it sent as a text to your phone. Drop everything when you get the text.

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[beanz2]

Silencer Shop has their own Single Shot trust for 25 bucks. You'd have to be on a pretty tight budget to do it yourself. Although I don't know if you can buy that trust if you don't buy your can from them. For people that don't know, Silencer Shop is a good low-stress way for first timers. Their "Powered" dealers have a kiosk that takes your prints. But the main thing is finding a can in stock. You thought 9mm was hard to find...

You should be able to if your transfer dealer is a SS dealer.

I bought their Single Shot Unlimited for Form 4 transfers. After your 6th trust, you're ahead of the game!

With that said, I also make my own Form 1 trust on MS Word just because (1) I'm compulsive, (2) I'm a cheapskate and (3) I love SBRs.

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(4) https://comms.wiley.law/8/3583/octob...4-669a79e41dc6

Yup, they're after our large frame pistols, boys.

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[sigstroker]

Two hours is too long. Have it sent as a text to your phone. Drop everything when you get the text.

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It was like 7 am on a Saturday. I didn't even wake up for another 2 hours. Besides, I haven't seen the option of getting a text.

[Milsurp1]

[sigstroker]

They can't find them any easier than I can. I've been much better at finding cans than my local dealers. They would still have to check with big dealers like Silencer Shop.