Which NFA item to go with first

[Arkangel]

-Suppressor
-SBR
-SBS

That would be my order.... Oh and lots of standard capacity magazines.

[Capybara]

I would SBR and add a suppressor to my Vector Uzi.

I would add a shoulder stock to my AR Title I firearm

I would buy suppressors for my Ruger SR22, CZ75 SP-01.

Then I would buy a FA Uzi Mini.

I would be broke but happy.

YMMV.

[Intimid8tor]

-Suppressor
-SBR
-SBS

That would be my order.... Oh and lots of standard capacity magazines.

I'm set on standard capacity magazines. Well, almost. I have a few handguns that need more.

[Intimid8tor]

Yeah, I think it is going to look something like this.

SBR and suppressor apps at same time. Most likely 9mm suppressor.

Then maybe a 5.56 suppressor or SBS.

I would do full auto, but I just can't justify the cost for anything registerable. Maybe down the road I will have the cash.

I think I am going to have to suspend pistol purchases until I get some NFA stuff taken care of. It's more important.

[Capybara]

Yeah, cheapest reliable FA is going to be about $3,500.00 for an M11 with the Lage slow fire upper. A nice mini Uzi is going to run close to $8k. FAs are not cheap.

[skyscraper]

Not sure if this will help but my stamp just took 5.5 months to come back on a form 4.

[ClarenceBoddicker]

Buy a registered transferable machine gun while you can still afford one & you can still find some for sale. The Stemple tubes are not too bad & BRP makes a cool Thompson shell. The Vector Arms Belgium/South Africa Group Industries UZI is pretty good. FNC sears may still be a good deal. An AR-15 Lightning Link or DIAS is a solid investment. If you have the funds an unmolested/DEWATTED C&R MG is a safe & fun investment. Machine Guns are the only NFA weapons banned from future manufacturing. If you want to shoot a lot, get a MAC-11/9mm. They can be reworked to do well in competitions.

[Socalmp5]

Get a gsg 5, sbr and silencer then adapt a slide fire stock to it.

[Intimid8tor]

Not sure if this will help but my stamp just took 5.5 months to come back on a form 4.

Then if I apply now I should have it back right at election time before bad things happen.

The SBR is easy from the standpoint that I can create a SBR rifle using one of my lowers and buying a new upper once approved. Just have to pick it out.

My head is spinning after reading for just a bit on silencers. I opened up a whole new can of worms.

[WW2Buff]

SBR, no questions asked.

[Quiet]

From least expensive to more expensive...
1. SBR/SBS a rifle/shotgun you already own
2. Acquire an AOW
3. Acquire a Noise Suppressor
4. Acquire a SBR/SBS
5. Acquire a MG

[alfred1222]

Suppressor is my #1. SBR's and the rest can come with time

[anthonyca]

What ever you get, post videos for us deprived subjects!

[Intimid8tor]

Well here is what I am doing.

I have two form 1's filled out and ready to go to CLEO for SBR. I know I can switch SBR uppers once I have the tax stamp and probably will, but I wanted to have a dedicated 9mm and since tax stamps are taking 5-6 months now I figured I might as well put both in. One is being built on a Kaiser lower and the other a SI Defense lower.

I'll head over today and see about buying (or ordering) a .22 rimfire suppressor and a 9mm suppressor so I can start the paperwork on those at the same time. The 9mm suppressor will be set up to work on 2 different rifles and at least 1 handgun.

My goal, if it works out is to take all 4 forms to the CLEO at the same time to get them signed and off in the mail.

That should get me caught up on NFA stuff for a while. Then I will save some money for either a 5.56 suppressor or a 7.62 suppressor. Those are going to be a bit more pricey.

[russ69]

SBRs are cool and the cost is reasonable but the suggestions to get a SMG are right on track.