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36 minutes ago, Tempe.243 said:Turns out I am over spined. Will trade for same arrow and length in 300 spine.
If you are over spined, meaning too stiff of an arrow, you want to go towards a 400 arrow. 300 is more stiff than 340.
The Gold Tip calculator is generally decent.
https://www.goldtip.com/Resources/Spine-Chart.aspxIf you ever get down south and still have these arrows, let me know.
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Where are you?
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4 hours ago, Hunting Fool said:Does anyone have any .22LF snake shot they want to sell. I have a few pest I need to get rid of and cant find any
Thanks
I have some .22lr shot. How much do you need? I am down south of Sierra Vista.
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You probably need to see the data plate to confirm size. I believe Leer uses 66XXYY on the data plate for their 6.5ft shell. Of course 66in is 5.5ft, but for whatever reason people on CL seem to be confused.
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Not mine or anyone I know. I have a CL search and just saw this one.
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/pts/d/sun-city-west-leer-camper-shell-like-new/7126477621.html
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2 hours ago, broadhead said:We need to talk about that. That’s a question that I’ve been researching. Why don’t we discuss it when you call me after you receive my approved Form 4? The one I mentioned in the OP that was approved on the 6th was the one you sold me!
Ahha. Great. I’ll tell you what you need to know to make it easy. I generally see forms 1-3wks following approval.
2 hours ago, deserttacoma84 said:Did that just change in last few years? I assume would just be easier to set up new trust? Would that need to be done each time you wanted to purcha new NFA item?
Anyone recommend a solid person other than Mr. Silencer to set up new trust and purchase from? Preferably Northwest phx?
Ruling 41F in July 2016, changed a few things. Depending on the verbiage of your trust, it may or may not be easy to remove trustees. Most trusts that I have seen are written such that removing or adding a trustee is fairly simple. The trust you send in with a new NFA application should accurately reflect the trustees on the trust at that time.
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Yes, all trustees (ATF defined as Responsible Person) must complete a Form 23 (Responsible Person Questionnaire), a photo and 2x fingerprint cards. Both Individual and trust ownership require CLEO notification, no sign off. A common technique these days is to remove trustees, except for the settlor (sometimes called original trustee) prior to submitting a new NFA application... or just create a new trust with a single trustee. Adding trustees, after the approved Form 4 comes back, is between the settlor and whoever is added. No ATF, FBI, CLEO or anybody needs to be notified.
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19 minutes ago, deserttacoma84 said:Where are you ordering from? Its been 5 or so years since my last stamp for my SBR. Heard some of the regulations changed a bit for Trust paperwork? Would like to talk to someone that isn't going to jerk me around...
What do you want to know?
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What did you replace them with?
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In the last two months, I have seen both trusts and individual between 6-11mo. 6-9 months ago, individuals were 3-4mo while trusts were 8-10mo. The caveat is, past wait times do not predict what wait times will be for an application submitted today. Do not believe anyone that says they know what wait times will be. I can tell you that submitting an ATF application now, at least gets you in line, and that not submitting an app is a sure way not to get an approval.
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Silencers for all! Let me know what other questions you have.
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No Outdoorsman’s, but I have a Triclawps you can try. It only works with suppressed guns though. 😳
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3 hours ago, standman said:I trapped two chicken killers last year and made $1720 off of them. 😁😁😁😁
Brian
How’d you do that?
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It must be that time of year. We’ve had 4 mid-day and 2 early morning chicken snatches in the past 10 days. I have the perp on film sneaking around at night. He finally figured out his feathered friends only come out to play during the day.
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On 1/4/2020 at 11:38 AM, Kelney said:Looks similar to the dog in the AZGFD regs book. Perhaps the dog in the trail cam pic presents “strangely” because its hind legs are spread so wide and fronts standing on his mouse breakfast.
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It shows an “occupied range” in the Chiricahuas. That’s the first I’ve heard of that.
FWS website shows Chiricahuas as suitable wolf habitat...
https://www.fws.gov/southwest/es/mexicanwolf/wolfmultimedia.html
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A bright pink cerakote might be nice. Until then, the can shows some damage in the blast chamber where it appears that the bullet stopped, but no evidence of catastrophic failure, and no obvious damage to the external tube. I am guessing that the blue in the blast chamber is vaporized copper. True damage assessment will be up to TBAC.
For comparison, the first photo is a different TBAC Ultra silencer with only a few rounds through it.- 2
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Good times. I am beyond glad we found it and that the can is in relatively good shape. Other than Mom’s first deer opportunity, it will all work out. TBAC will get you fixed up.
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creed, if you and your wife want to see if shooting with silencer might help, let me know. I am just south of Sierra Vista. I will probably be up in Tucson sometime this week.
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Don’t listen to anyone who doesn’t know or ask your tip weight. Rear of arrow weight matters as well but the difference between vanes and feathers is generally a whole lot less than the difference between 100, 125, 150, etc grains at the front.