OhioBrett

17 days for my last one. If I didn't need to be dumping money into the family farm, I would be purchasing more.

Submitted 2/10, approved 2/27 for my last can.

Suppressor, submitted 2/10, approved 2/27. Last year did "paperwork" in April, somehow submitted in June, approved in November. The one before that, 366 days. So it's slooooowly getting better

Had to wait 10-15 minutes Saturday for SS to let my dealer in. He said the only reason he hasn't gone back to paper forms is that the 3rd party handling CC info for ATF messes up 1/4 the time, and you have to start all over when that happens.

Probably should get one for mine...

Nowadays, Turkish shotguns, low-end ARs, and Glock clones would be the equivalent of 80s-90s surplus.

We're going to have to do fundraising and buy Tippmann .22s and ammo for more 4-H, FFA, Scouts, and Junior ROTC.

As noted above, we sent them a bunch of M14s in the 90s. And they look better than G36s.

They've switched to email copies of the forms. My can from last year was that way, as well as my Form 1 for my M&P15/22.

We need the new H&R to bring back the Model 60!

Eform 1 Filed 5/13/23 APPROVED 6/9/23 Now for a foregrip on my 15/22P!

Movies and video games. If a bunch of The War of The Rebellion films and games come out, watch Sharps, Smith, and Spencer carbines become unobtanium.

You can use the buffer tube for a cheek weld, it's not bad on my Tippmann. Guys were doing the same thing with 5.56s for a while.

Of course, how many more people have figured out the joys of NFA items since the good old days?

Glad you joined, lots of good stuff here!