When did you get bit? What's the approval date on your first Form?
Filed on 5/20/2011 and was approved on 10/07/2011.
Filed on 5/20/2011 and was approved on 10/07/2011.
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Oldest Form 1 or 4
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My first form 1 was filed on 3/10/10 and approved on 8/9/10.
Man I'm just a babe in the NFA world.
Laz, What you got in the works or what's next on the list?
Can't remember exact date, but it was early 1986
Form 4
How was the process back then compared to today? I was just a young Lad playing with GI Joe toys then.
Haha. About the same as now days.I think it took me about 5 months to get my hands on it.Of course that was in the days ahead of full blown iternet which makes you wonder why does it take 5 months now?
The short list:
Osprey 9
AE AEM5
The long list includes the above with:
QTRC10 9mm SBR
Saker, Omega or Recce 7
I'm not going to dig my Form 4 out of the safe, or the copy from my range bag, but my first NFA stamp was for a M11/9 submachine gun that I picked up in 1990 or 1991, if I recall correctly.
A DIFFERENCE IN THE PROCESS: My "passport photo" was a snapshot my buddy took of me standing on the top of a fire observation tower in Arkansas, with the sky and miles of forest in the background. These days, your passport photo has to have an utterly plain background. I had my actual U.S. passport delayed a few years ago by using a photo of me standing against a painted cement block wall, and they said that the visible seams in between the rows of blocks meant that this was not a plain background.
I think they (State Department, passport division) are a bunch of idiots power tripping over the rules they love to enforce, but...
A DIFFERENCE IN THE PROCESS: My "passport photo" was a snapshot my buddy took of me standing on the top of a fire observation tower in Arkansas, with the sky and miles of forest in the background. These days, your passport photo has to have an utterly plain background. I had my actual U.S. passport delayed a few years ago by using a photo of me standing against a painted cement block wall, and they said that the visible seams in between the rows of blocks meant that this was not a plain background.
I think they (State Department, passport division) are a bunch of idiots power tripping over the rules they love to enforce, but...
