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Q: What is the tax on making an NFA firearm?

The tax is $200 for making any NFA firearm, including “any other weapon.”
One small correction: AOW tax stamp is $5.00. $200.00 stamp is for the "good stuff"!

Old 12-10-2009, 09:34 PM
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it seems you who live outside california are fortunate in that you are very less restricted. i looked briefly at the arizona firearms laws. enjoy. liberals control
my state. i've been looking at 4-car garage houses outside phoenix.
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Very nice looking! Are you still "in" or did you separate?
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Old 12-21-2009, 07:15 AM
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I've been out for a couple years now. Got tired of the lifestyle.
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Old 12-21-2009, 07:26 AM
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Know the feeling. Its a young mans game and I am far from that these days.

I may be in Philly in 10 days or so (6 January) but only for a few hours. If you are around would love to have a Pelican get together.

Joe A
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no matter what you do to the "spoon" once the bullet breaks the sound barrier it is going to make a crack.
If you want a silent "spoon" you need to get a closed breach .22 (like a bolt, pump or lever) and run cb-longs through it. I have taken out a lot of critters in my neighborhood where i am not allowed the use of a "spoon"
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Rugar KP90 in 45 acp. It doesn't have that sharp crack of the 357 because it is a subsonic round but it can be a handful. I shoot 185gr JHP with 4gr of bullseye. Dad does my reloading.
Subsonic 185gr loads? The 230 gr military hardball load was subsonic(830fps), but a 185 is typically well above the sound barrier.
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I've been lusting after one of those Pk380s, but the thing is the same size as my P7 9mm.
Old 12-21-2009, 08:05 AM
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Not quite handheld, but this can makes my .308 FN FAL sound more like a .22.







Although it adds another 7" to the OAL and a bit more weight... you can take followup shots much easier with the suppressor because it absorbs so much recoil. I don't even blink anymore. ...with a .308. That's pretty cool.

mucho BUENO! on my list. 30 cal can
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Know the feeling. Its a young mans game and I am far from that these days.

I may be in Philly in 10 days or so (6 January) but only for a few hours. If you are around would love to have a Pelican get together.

Joe A
Hey man, let me know when you'll be here!
Old 12-21-2009, 08:13 AM
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I may be in Philly in 10 days or so (6 January) but only for a few hours. If you are around would love to have a Pelican get together.

Joe A
Hey Sniper,

Same for you. If you are going to be in Philly on the 6th I should be there for a few hours.

Coming into the airport then driving to Wilmington DE for a weeks school but have time for a beer or two with friends...

Joe A

EDIT emails crossed at the same time. Will put a "stand alone" thread about this on the OT when the time gets closer.
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Yeah, i'll be around for sure. Just let me know a few days before you get here.
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Am coming into the Philly airport and heading (by rental car) to the Wilmington DE area. Anything in that direction or close-by is fair game.

Will stay in touch and let you guys know more as it gets closer.
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Old 12-21-2009, 11:35 AM
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