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• FFLshooter Posts: 1,057 Senior Member

  May 2018 #2

  For **** sake. I forgot about their new **** terms and conditions.

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• Uncle Fester Posts: 1,644 Senior Member

  May 2018 #3

  There are some vendors that will sell you some of the “unfinished” parts that you might need to get started.   At the very least, they should help you with the design.

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• Farm Boy Deuce Posts: 6,083 Senior Member

  May 2018 #4

   By all means start with a .22 can, just build it for centerfire .22. 

  I am afraid we forget sometime that the basic and simple things brings us the most pleasure.
  Dad 5-31-13

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• BigDanS Posts: 6,992 Senior Member

  May 2018 #5

  Just plan for the pressure of the caliber, something I had not considered.  A .22 lr not an issue, but a 5.56 and 55,000 chamber PSI is a lot different.

  "A patriot is mocked, scorned and hated; yet when his cause succeeds, all men will join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot." Mark Twain
  Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.... now who's bringing the hot wings? :jester:

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• bullsi1911 Posts: 12,419 Senior Member

  May 2018 #6

  FFLshooter said:

  For **** sake. I forgot about their new **** terms and conditions.

  post it to full30.com   thats where the gun channels are going as they get kicked off youtube

  To make something simple is a thousand times more difficult than to make something complex.
  -Mikhail Kalashnikov

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• FFLshooter Posts: 1,057 Senior Member

  May 2018 #7

  Farm Boy Deuce said:

   By all means start with a .22 can, just build it for centerfire .22. 

  Definitely what I had in mind.

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• FFLshooter Posts: 1,057 Senior Member

  May 2018 #8

  bullsi1911 said:

  FFLshooter said:

  For **** sake. I forgot about their new **** terms and conditions.

  post it to full30.com   thats where the gun channels are going as they get kicked off youtube

  I never heard of that place but I’ll be checking it out since YouTube turned into a bunch of commie liberals.

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• RugerFan Posts: 2,865 Senior Member

  May 2018 #9

  I don't mean to derail your thread but you jogged my memory: Didn't someone on here post about filing the paperwork for a silencer from a company that had a computer kiosk or some such set up inside a lgs? Supposedly the company had a deal with BATF where doing it their way on the computer you got approval in something like 90 days?  Or did I dream that?

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• RugerFan Posts: 2,865 Senior Member

  May 2018 #10

  Thanks, Knife. I couldn't remember who posted.about it or when it was. 

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• FFLshooter Posts: 1,057 Senior Member

  May 2018 #11

  cpj said:

  Id be slightly interested in going the non trust route. The cheaper the better, and there are ZFG about what happens after I die. A simple instruction of "take this to the local police station and drop ot
  off when I die" works fine for me. 

  That was pretty much what I told my wife she’ll have to do when I die. That’s one of the perks of being dead: you don’t have the ability to give a **** anymore.

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• Gene L Posts: 12,815 Senior Member

  May 2018 #12

  My LGS owner thought about making one, but checked with ATF auditor to see if it was legal.  She said, sure, for R&D, so long as you don't transfer it.  So he'll build one and if he feels it profitable, will get a class 3 (or whatever) license to start building and transferring them.
  

  Concealed carry is for protection, open carry is for attention.
  

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• FFLshooter Posts: 1,057 Senior Member

  May 2018 #13

  It’s my understanding that he can’t build one unless he’s a manufacturer type 7, class 2. Because my type 1 won’t allow that or I’d be R&Ding all day long.

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• FFLshooter Posts: 1,057 Senior Member

  May 2018 #14

  knitepoet said:

  FFLshooter said:

  It’s my understanding that he can’t build one unless he’s a manufacturer type 7, class 2. Because my type 1 won’t allow that or I’d be R&Ding all day long.

  You can build all you want, you just have to file the paperwork (form 1), pay your $200/ea and wait like the rest of us
  

  I should have been more clear. He can’t make any for R&D just because he’s a type 1 FFL without getting a stamp.

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• Gene L Posts: 12,815 Senior Member

  May 2018 #15

  FFLshooter said:

  It’s my understanding that he can’t build one unless he’s a manufacturer type 7, class 2. Because my type 1 won’t allow that or I’d be R&Ding all day long.

  I don't know what his license is, but he builds rifles so I assume a type 7 or whatever.  He's very good, with a mongo lathe and a milling machine. He's covered up with work, since he's the only gunsmith around here that I know of.
  

  Concealed carry is for protection, open carry is for attention.
  

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