Alleycat72

A class III weapon is just like any other weapon you own, it just has extra paperwork. Treat it as such. My suppressors and SBR ride in the truck all the time especially during deer season. The boogie man is not going to get you.

My little girl started with a suppressed 300 Whisper and subsonic 240s. Once she got use to that we switched to supersonic for hunting. It’s on an AR platform which may not be the ideal platform for a young child, but she likes the gun and keeps her interested. She got her first deer with it this year. The suppressor keeps the flinch factor down. My hunting partner started his kids on a 308 with reduced loads. I think he was running 150s at about 2300 fps.

Yes. Yes. Yes except machine guns. You can't hunt with them.

Because I’m better at it than they are.

On page 12 of the 2008-2009 Hunting and trapping guide there is inaccurate information. In the section Illegal Equipment #10, it states that it is illegal to possess a short barreled shotgun or rifle therefore it is unlawful to hunt with one. It has never been illegal to possess a short barreled rifle or shotgun. All you have to do is fill out a form 4 or form 1 as per ATF instructions. This includes a background check, finger print cards, and a sign off by the local Sheriff. This is sent to the ATF with a $200 check. The ATF dose a thorough background check and if you are clean you are given a $200 tax stamp on your form 4. You must keep this form with the gun at all times. The process takes up to four months. If it is your opinion that these firearms are dangerous due to their shorter barrel I refer you to page 16 Legal Equipment #6. It states that center fire handguns firing a single projectile and having a barrel length of four inches or more....... Some of the hand guns have 14 to 16 inch barrels on them, the addition of a stock would only make them safer to handle. I am not implying that some one should be able to hunt with a illegal firearm I am merely suggesting that the rules allow for someone who legally owns one of these firearms be aloud to hunt with them. Thank you for your time Alleycat72 Mr. Alleycat72 You're e-mail has been forwarded to me for a response. Paragraph 10, page 12 of the 2008 Hunting & Trapping Guide incorrectly states why short barrel rifles and shotguns are illegal to use for hunting. The reason is because the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission has not proclaimed them for use in hunting. Thank you for bringing our attention to this matter. Sheryl D. Holtam General Counsel TN Wildlife Resources Agency PO Box 40747 Nashville, TN 37204 615-781-6606 phone 615-781-5264 fax Sheryl.Holtam@state.tn.us #10 was dropped in the next hunting guide

SBS and SBRs are good to go as well.

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JP Enterprises Gas Block with Adjustable A2 Front Sight AR-15 Standard Barrel .750" Inside Diameter Stainless Steel Matte - MidwayUSA

AR500.

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$5 to buy an AOW $200 if you make an AOW as an individual

Is the hammer resetting every time? You may have disconnector problems. If the hammer is following the bolt it would explain both symptoms.

K31!!!!!!!!!!!!

A gun that you have complete confidence in is worth far more than what someone would pay for it. No matter what the price. If you sell it you will regret it. I would do the upgrades. There are a lot of people out there with nice shiny guns that can't hit the broad side of a barn.

MAJOR MALFUNCTION - Class 3 III NFA dealer - suppressor / silencer sales

My daughter started at 4. She's almost 7 now and shoots my suppressed CZ .22 and hunts with my 300 Whisper.

Rimfire Suppressors

It becomes a SBR (short barreled rifle). A SBR is defined as a rifle having a barrel length less than 16” or an overall length of 26” or less. SBRs are regulated under NFA. If you were to get caught with this conversion, without the required tax stamp it would be no different than having an illegal machinegun. If there was proof someone was converting the gun back and forth there could be a problem as well. Thompson Center arm are exempt from the rule, but I don’t think anything else is.

There is a legal issue with what he is suggesting. A pistol can become a rifle, but a rifle cannot become a pistol. Once you turn your Glock into a SBR you can’t use it as a handgun anymore.