Congratulations. Sorry it took so long. I’m sure your senators office was the key.
I think silencer central is the slowest. Took me right at a year and a month with them too
Did mine through silencer shop and they had my silencers at my local gun dealer waiting for tax stamp approval. The day the tax stamp was approved I walked out with it no waiting for the local sheriff.
I’ve heard their CEO/Founder talk in a few podcasts. He says it’s something that his attorneys have recommended. No idea. I think Silencer shop sends the notification of suppressor in the county as soon as the ATF application is submitted.
I hate you now
Are these form 1 or 4 approvals?
Form 4. Sico Scythe Ti and OCL polonium K suppressors submitted as an individual.
I would too! Salt in the wound if capitol armory gets them in my hand faster than SC gets yours to you. If it makes you feel better my first can took almost 2 years because ATF took a long time and my gun shop effed up the paperwork so bad.I hate you now
I posit that suppressor names have gone too far.
There's a very high probability they are at the Post Office this morning. I missed delivery yesterday even though tracking said the package was going to Baker, MT. Though I'm not sure if they sent all 3 or just the rimfire suppressors. There is no info on shipping for my 30cal so it could be just lumped in the box with them.
I posit that suppressor names have gone too far.
On the other hand I'm interested in a future where the periodic table is more mainstream.
Do you think it was quicker due to submitting as an individual vs a trust? Could a person submit as an individual and then transfer to a trust once the suppressor is in-hand (even though it's too late for my Enticer S-Ti in jail)?
I've heard that it can be and also that it doesn't matter so not sure. I could definitely see a trust being longer if there are multiple people on a trust. I saw other folks with 2 month approval times recently that used a trust though so it's not solely because of that.
I'm not well versed in NFA stuff but I think you have to pay for another tax stamp to transfer to a trust so I'd definitely not do that intentionally. I wasn't aware of that when i purchased these two or I probably would have ponied up to have them in a trust.
Bunch of losers is what they are.
Call your representative instead.
