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Changing the ATF and Laws against the 2nd?

In 2016 we had larger margins in the house and the senate and we couldn't even get the hpa out of committee... its all a nice thought but it's probably just symbolic gestures.
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And I bought a suppressor before the Dems took over in 2020 and it was a 12 month wait. I bought 2 last year and it was 14 days and 11 days. So things could get worse...
 
Yes, things have improved exponentially. So does that mean that we should support and embrace a bureaucracy that f***** us over for decades?
I got my approval in 3 days at a cost of $200. I was very happy until I realized I want several more to protect my hearing, or what is left of it. Less taxes not more. Our health isn't something that should be taxed. A&T maybe (not completely sold on this) because of the impact on society, but F absolutely not.
 
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And I bought a suppressor before the Dems took over in 2020 and it was a 12 month wait. I bought 2 last year and it was 14 days and 11 days. So things could get worse...
The current administration has nothing to do with it. The suppressor change came from a simple suggestion from someone not in ATF or government. If someone 's background had issues or their paperwork had problems, the whole line of applications stopped until it was resolved, and then they went to the next one. Someone asked why not set it aside and let someone else work that problem, and keep the main line moving. Que the light bulb moment. Now it is quick turn arounds because you don't have to wait for them to sort the dude that put wrong date of birth and misspelt everything.
 
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It doesn't work for me either. That being said, MTG tried to do the same in 2021 and Gaetz in 2023. I don't see it happening. ATF is more than just approving class III licenses.
 
The current administration has nothing to do with it. The suppressor change came from a simple suggestion from someone not in ATF or government. If someone 's background had issues or their paperwork had problems, the whole line of applications stopped until it was resolved, and then they went to the next one. Someone asked why not set it aside and let someone else work that problem, and keep the main line moving. Que the light bulb moment. Now it is quick turn arounds because you don't have to wait for them to sort the dude that put wrong date of birth and misspelt everything.
For one they had to adopt it so they get credit for that. Secondly, they adopted an electronic filing system which sped up the process exponentially. As much as you want, you can't take that credit away from them. As much as we want to make believe that the government hates its citizens, its really about government bureaucracy that has caused all the issues. They hate change which I am sure some can relate to. Just look at the VA and getting approved for VA benefits. What a mess. They are either trying to save money by hoping the veteran dies before they have to give it to them or the BS bureaucracy has the system totally clogged up. Maybe it has changed in the last 10 years but when I dealt with them, all paper work sat on someone's desk for 6 months before anyone looked at it to make sure all t's were crossed and i's dotted. A simple mistake meant you were put at the bottom of the pile to wait another 6 months before review. If they had an electronic claims system like the private sector, vets would get their benefits within a day of being submitted by the va hospital. There is no excuse. Again, maybe something has changed in the last 10 years and its not that way anymore.
 
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