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Bud I don't know how many of these you have done but there is nothing that suggests that they want you do your own machining and if I did machine my own ( which I can) I sure would not have exactly copied what already available online where all you have to do is drill the end caps and cones
Care to elaborate? Like I said earlier, seems like a fun project.
I've only done the 2 Form 1's, but I'm telling you if you put anything in your description or photos that looks like you're going to use any premade part it's an instant denial. According to their "new interpretation" of the law any and all parts intended to be used for a suppressor are already a suppressor and hence illegal and they have been confiscating solvent traps. Or trying to. And if you order solvent trap parts from out of the country they confiscate them at customs and send you a letter about them being illegal and threaten you with charges. Plenty of videos on YouTube of people telling what happened to them.
Take it for what it's worth.
Ok NeighborI've only done the 2 Form 1's, but I'm telling you if you put anything in your description or photos that looks like you're going to use any premade part it's an instant denial. According to their "new interpretation" of the law any and all parts intended to be used for a suppressor are already a suppressor and hence illegal and they have been confiscating solvent traps. Or trying to. And if you order solvent trap parts from out of the country they confiscate them at customs and send you a letter about them being illegal and threaten you with charges. Plenty of videos on YouTube of people telling what happened to them.
What does a denial cost? Seriously. I may try this out...I've only done the 2 Form 1's, but I'm telling you if you put anything in your description or photos that looks like you're going to use any premade part it's an instant denial. According to their "new interpretation" of the law any and all parts intended to be used for a suppressor are already a suppressor and hence illegal and they have been confiscating solvent traps. Or trying to. And if you order solvent trap parts from out of the country they confiscate them at customs and send you a letter about them being illegal and threaten you with charges. Plenty of videos on YouTube of people telling what happened to them.
Nothing is lost if you get denied. They refund your $200. Although slowly from what I've heard. Some people said it took 2 or 3 months to get their money back but they did get it.
Did they say why your Form 1 was denied? Did you submit plans that included readily available parts?
Yep. Basically the same thing I told butterbean but I don't think he believed me.
That's alright, Butterbean is good people. It's hard to know what/who to believe on the Internet, plus some of the tuff the ATF does is just hard to get your head around, PERIOD. They just honestly make no sense most of the time, and the way they flip flop and make arbitrary decisions on stuff should really be criminal.Yep. Basically the same thing I told butterbean but I don't think he believed me.
Oh yes. Sorry I didn't mean that in a condescending way. Butterbean is a great guy and has helped me many times before in the past. I meant only that I got the impression that he thought I was wrong. Nothing more. And yes the ATF is VERY confusing. Especially with things like this where they have ( and I quote the ATF here) "reinterpreted the law". That is actually how they put it.
