Suppressor

[Sole Oak Supply]

shouldnt have to pay them at all for "hearing protection"!!!...hopefully they will do away with having to register them at all soon

Its the only muffler the Gov makes harder to get, and doesn't require...

anyone know what he has instock?

I don't bite...

I don't have a lot, but I am trying to snag good stuff when it becomes available.

I have a YHM R9 and Otter creek Polonium K inbound, just missed an Obsidian 9, dang.

Porq chop, and DA Sierra KM are also available at the distributors right now.

I have a Flow 22TI demo that is about ready to fly. I had a member message me about it a while back, so I am going to give him first shot if he is interested.

If you are looking for something particular let me know and I'll put it on my want list, Silencer shop is putting new stock to dealers before they put it on the website right now.

 

[railin93]

Its the only muffler the Gov makes harder to get, and doesn't require...




I don't bite...

I don't have a lot, but I am trying to snag good stuff when it becomes available.

I have a YHM R9 and Otter creek Polonium K inbound, just missed an Obsidian 9, dang.

Porq chop, and DA Sierra KM are also available at the distributors right now.

I have a Flow 22TI demo that is about ready to fly. I had a member message me about it a while back, so I am going to give him first shot if he is interested.

If you are looking for something particular let me know and I'll put it on my want list, Silencer shop is putting new stock to dealers before they put it on the website right now.

Funny how they regulate some things and others, not so much

 

[Sole Oak Supply]

Yes, think of where we could be with no NFA. I imagine most guns would have some type of integral suppressor.

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

I've had my last 2 approved in 24hrs

 

[railin93]

Yes, think of where we could be with no NFA. I imagine most guns would have some type of integral suppressor.

...and id be ok with that too!...lol

 

[Bypass]

Been livin' under a rock, haven't ya? LOL

Individuals are getting approved sometimes in hours.

Trusts are still taking forever.

ATF eForm 4 Wait Times - Silencer Shop

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For realz?

 

[Gentleman4561]

I got 12 Hux Flow 556Ks in last week, 11 of them sold and 7 (5 individual, 2 trust) of them have already been approved if that gives you any idea of how things are going.

I have have upwards of 50 sub 48 hour approvals now, almost all of them have been individual though.

Hardest part is keeping anything in stock, so I have a bunch of folks waiting on orders. I got 10 Turbos 3s in last week and doubt any will be left by Monday.

Crazy times in the silencer world!

 

[Steven1979]

Pretty amazing people still have the money laying around to mass buy suppressors just because the ATF is strangely mass approving them. It's almost as if the gun hobby is quickly becoming a hobby that's priced out most Americans and still can't keep up with demand at times. Is everyone running gun youtube channels these days or something? lmao

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

Pretty amazing people still have the money laying around to mass buy suppressors just because the ATF is strangely mass approving them. It's almost as if the gun hobby is quickly becoming a hobby that's priced out most Americans and still can't keep up with demand at times. Is everyone running gun youtube channels these days or something? lmao

What are you talking about? Amazing that dealers are buying as many as they can to keep product on the shelves that move?

 

[spencer60]

yeah i got a trust back in three days a few weeks ago

Surprised to hear Trusts are making it through that quickly. Whose trust was it?

I heard the guy from Silencer Central on a podcast recently, and he mentioned that trusts from big players were probably going to start to see the same increase in fast turnarounds because they didn't all have to be individually vetted and they only had one responsible person (you can add more later).

He also mentioned that turnaround time decreased because they did something simple. They simply put forms with errors aside and send them to a few agents to deal with.

Something like 70% of the forms coming in are error-free and instantly approved via NICs, so they just get processed and sent out the door.