Woot! E-form 1 for SBR submitted

[Johnny C]

Finally got this done.
Now the wait with baited breath, and start saving for a suppressor to add to this SBR.
Johnny C

 

[Hop]

Log back in there and do another for a form 1 suppressor.

 

[ctbreitwieser]

Well Eform definitely slowed down. Mine was submitted on 3/12 and still hasn't been approved

 

[Johnny C]

Log back in there and do another for a form 1 suppressor.

If only I had the machining skills, I would!

 

[Clay]

Well Eform definitely slowed down. Mine was submitted on 3/12 and still hasn't been approved

My first one was submitted 3/5, and no approval yet. I'm at 78 days now and the wait is killing me! How did I ever make it 10 months and almost 12 months a couple of years ago?!?!?!

 

[Hop]

Well Eform definitely slowed down. Mine was submitted on 3/12 and still hasn't been approved

I submitted two about the same time. Yes it sucks. I think the recent popularity of form 1 solvent trap freeze plug type suppressors are the cause for the extended wait.

Johnny C doesn't need any machining skills. Forming freeze plugs is pretty easy.

 

[tatic05]

Yeah I am dying to get my first NFA stamp back. I submitted it in Feb. on a form 4 and I was going to wait till I got that back before I e-filed a form 1 to SBR my Yugo M92.

 

[Beowulf]

I wouldn't wait. At the rate wait times are creeping up, you are just drawing it out. My last efile took over 2 months, but the 3 before that only took 1 month. Now, it looks like they are nearly 3 months out.

 

[Johnny C]

How do those freeze plug cans work compared to full-house cans?

 

[Hop]

Very well.

Some people clip their baffles, some don't. Some say it helps quiet the ssuppressor, some dont notice.

If you look at a cutaway or xrayed suppressor you will see a lot of them using very similar ~60° cones. You can even buy stainless steel freeze plugs if you want. SS holds up as a blast baffle a bit better. I have a die set ready to crunch some plugs once i get my approved ATF tax stamp. Ugh, the wait is painful.