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Elkoholic, They updated the CHAMP permit. The Arizona Game and Fish Department may issue a CHAMP Permit to those who have a severe permanent disability. "Severe permanent disability" means one or more physical or mental disabilities resulting from amputation, arthritis, autism, blindness, burn injury, cancer, cerebral palsy, cystic fibrosis, intellectual disability, muscular dystrophy, musculoskeletal disorders, neurological disorders, paraplegia, pulmonary disorders, quadriplegia and other spinal cord conditions, sickle cell anemia, and end stage renal disease or a combination of permanent disabilities resulting in comparable substantial functional limitations.

I put Jasper in first position, but im giving it a bit to see if someone claims it. All they have to do is tell me what unit and general area...

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CMMG Banshee for the 45. Give me a call on the 10.

I bought extra large duffle dry bags. 2 of the 120 liter and one 160 liter. I also have a large military Pelican case for optics and tripods that I can lock to my side by side. Dust ruined a couple tripod heads, so I fought back.

I believe the commission will be announcing their decision at the meeting.

FYI, I started my paperwork on Monday afternoon for a new suppressor. Just picked it up. Was approved less than 48 hours from the time I paid for my stamp. Approved in a trust. A buddy of mine was approved yesterday. Submitted 1 hour before me. Also in a trust.

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I have a stock i took off a 450 bushmaster gen 1. I don't know if its the same, but if it fits, let's talk

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Brand new, old stock. Opened to take pictures. Has been curing since 2019, was won at a dinner, and needs a new home. If I didn't already have a 6.5prc, I'd have it threaded and give it a whirl. Its the fastest 6.5 produced. South Chandler

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I dont. Snug them up. Check them. If they loosen then up, I have used a wrap of Teflon. Blue loctite works too. If the barrel is threaded well, it should not happen often.

Get a suppressor too. Avoid the flinch

Look at diligent defense DTF ti S 8.6 or OCL Lithium. The Lithium is stupid light. It has barrel restrictions as do most cans, the r9 included

R9 is a good can. I tend to avoid the 1 size fits all, but starting out its not a bad idea.

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What you are saying about wishing you had started sooner is what everyone says. Plinking with the kids. Hunting and not blasting your ears. Amazing. Don't overlook the Rugged Oculus

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I saw something, however I also wouldn't hold my breath. The NFA stands for National Firearms Act, which was enacted by Congress in 1934, so based on my understanding of Civics, wouldn't Congress have to change it? Or the Courts would have to strike it down? I've been wrong once before...

Great can

How do you like the Oculus

Some more suppressor related porn Integral 22s, one a High Standard HDM knockoff of the OSS and one a modern version. My Glock 40mos javelina rig. My youngest son with his Savage Rascal My V7 6mmArc stupid lightweight build My Marlin Dark 45/70 with a Silencerco Hybrid 46M and my son shooting my Rem 700 308. He weighed almost as much as the rifle at the time. 865168_10200796486705122_1123630709_n (1).mp4

Rimfire cans cost between 200 and 600, plus other fees and taxes. Taxes being local, state and the 200 federal tax stamp. Rifle cans cost between 400 to 2000, depending on many factors. There is not a great market for used suppressors since new ones are still legal to produce and own privately. The technology has advanced so much that the newer cans perform so much better and are so much lighter than the older ones it kinda makes them a hold on to item. Plus like I said earlier the 200 tax stamp must be paid each time they change hands on a form 4. Example 1. Your buddy in Montana has a rifle can that he is offering you for 500 dollars. Sounds like a decent price. From state to state NFA items can not be transferred on a form 4. It must be on a form 3. So it costs 200 to get it moved onto a form 3 by a Montana dealer. That dealer typically charges a fee to transfer it to a dealer in Az. The Az dealer charges a fee to receive it and do the forms to get it back on a form 4 to you. You pay 200 to get it on that form 4. so you are now into that can for 500+200+100+100+200= Too much for a used can. Example 2. Your buddy has a can and is asking 500. He lives in your same state. You can do a person to person form 4 as long as you both live in the same state. So its only 500+200+you have to do all your own paperwork or pay a dealer (SOT not just a FFL dealer) 100 to do it= too much for a used can, unless it is something special or it is a smokin deal.