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You go dude fun project!! Send more pics when it’s done.

Baked yellowtail, asparagus and some rice with coco aminos!

The boy decided he wanted smoked trout this weekend so we went to the lake. Friday was pretty slow with no keepers but Sunday they turned on good. It was his first time throwing spinners and now he is hooked. My wife did a brown sugar and honey brine that turned out amazing!

i feel left out. not even scammers message me....

Definitely feel free to post your pics and comments. When I first got interested in suppressors, I had so many ideas from what I had heard over the years. I had a friend induct me into the cult, and since I have been helping others become addicts as well. I'm not the absolute authority on all things NFA, but I have a solid base and all my own opinions. Mostly based on facts-as I see them, others based on what I have heard. Suppressors have changed so much in the 15+ years I have been doing this, and so has the process to own them. They have lightened my pocketbook, but really helped me enjoy shooting/hunting with my family and friends. I am available to answer questions. I work at a shop and obviously we do it the best, however I actually don't care where you get started, I want people to be informed and be happy with their purchase. Im inserting a couple pics of things I uploaded on CWT over the years. Just for fun... Enfield_Innovative_Arms_integral_45acp_2_(2).mp4

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Great question. The first thing you do is actually buy the suppressor. You pay up front for it, decide how to own it. Decide wisely, you own it. Costs 200 to transfer it to someone else in addition to the paperwork. How to own it is the part where there are options. It is transferred to you from the dealer on a Form 4, there is a 200 dollar tax each time a Form 4 is submitted. So if you buy 2 suppressors, its 2 tax stamps. Finger prints and photos are submitted with the form 4. Personal- You put it in your name. You submit your prints and pic. You have to be present when it is being used. When you die, your heir can do a tax free transfer on a Form 5. Can be confusing to the people that get your stuff. Corporation- Form a corporation. It can own them. I dont see it often and the couple I have seen were people paying another 200 per item to get them out of their corp because they were closing it or selling it with a corp asset. (ie beach house in Rocky Point) Trust- My preferred method, but I dont push it on anyone, just remind them of the conversation....I told you so.... when you buy on a trust. Each trust is written differently but the one I use allows me to have multiple users and actually assign temp members to the trust. But lets go with the Trustee/Responsible person/persons. They have to do fingerprints and submit a passport pic when they buy an item. The tax stamp is paid and the paperwork is submitted. In all cases, a copy is required to be sent to your county LEO. They dont have to approve it, but they get notified. In the olden days, before computers, the only way to send in forms was doing paper forms. You still can do them that way. It takes longer and requires mailing printed forms and actual ink prints and photos. Most people do not do them this way currently, unless buying a NFA item from an individual. (ie Machine gun, destructive device or rare suppressor) E-file The modern way. Your dealer files the form 4 for you electronically, you docusign them. You set up an account with the ATF. This account gives you a personal login and private personal identification number. Once your forms are submitted, the ATF send a notification to have you certify that yes you are buying this item. Once that is done, they process the forms, and once they are approved you and your dealer get an email with a picture of your approved stamp on it. At that point you can go pick up your item. You do a 4473 to have it transferred but they do not normally have to do another background check. That is the basics at this time. Things change.....

OK, I'll bite. - What's an estimate all in price for a suppressor to use on both a .22 pistol and rifle (both already have threaded barrels)? I'm talking suppressor, stamp fees etc... - Could the same suppressor be used on a .223 AR? - What is an estimated time to get it from the start of the application process? - Explain the process/cost/ need for getting a trust for it, vs me buying it under my name. - If bought under a trust could I legally let a friend borrow and use it w/o me being present? Thanks!

Outstanding fishing boat, good job!

Solid meal, yah collars and belly, nothing better!

Primo trophy unit…no surprise!

I still just want a tag…

I've been that fortunate before. This time I drew one of the " lucky" cards.🤣

Good guy bump....

Luckily their grammar is a dead giveaway.

Some poor scammer is gonna have to look at all those nudes @Firstcoueswas80 has been sending to everyone.

Must report within 24 hours, closes in 48. There’s no reason to wait 48 hours to report in today’s electronic world, IMO.

August otc is my version of Christmas. I have spent more time hunting unit 1 than most. I don't think harvest is the only factor g&f is considering. The amount of hunters over the last few years since they instituted harvest objectives is absolutely insane and I am sure only increase. Secondly, g&f needs to institute mandatory reporting for draw tags as well to get a more accurate version of harvest. It is with mixed emotions and some sadness that I support the draw for these units.

They could reduce that number by simply closing the unit 48 hours after the threshold is met instead of the next Wednesday.

I currently own a pair of Swarovski 12x50 EL. Looking to sell or possibly trade for 10x42 Swarovski plus cash. Currently looking into the new NL series either to purchase or trade for.

I have the same leupold scope on my 10/22 and I upgraded my trigger with a Brimstone

Went with the Leupold.

From my experience AR10s can be nightmares. Especially when people are putting them together themselves. There really isn't a "Standard", like there is in AR15s. I've had the best luck when I stick with one manufacturer on a specific project, or bought a factory gun. Biggest problems I have seen are 1. People bought discount parts online or using old inherited parts 2. Mixing "style"- Armalite, DPMS, ect and variations of each 3. Gas blocks- moving or over or under gassed Hope you got your's figured out.

My cousin’s wife drew the early muzzy in 9 definitely relieved to be getting some moisture up there.

That’s crazy man! Crongrats but I think I hate you! 😜 How was the antler growth last year? Do you think you saw anything over 380?