threedhuntr
Sharpshooter
Still have to pay for transfer stamp but we will be able to use them while hunting now.
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Hunting With Suppressors Bill Reintroduced
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Still have to pay for transfer stamp but we will be able to use them while hunting now.
avboiler11
Master
...now to convince DNR that allowing "normal" modern centerfire rifles for whitetail deer won't cause mass casualties among hunters non-hunters alike...
digitalrebel80
Sharpshooter
never mind I can't read
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Since federal regulations require that suppressors and all other NFA (machineguns, DD's, SBR's and SBS's, AOW's) be registered it follows that in order to possess a suppressor for hunting in Indiana it has to be registered. You aren't buying a stamp for the privilege of owning a suppressor, you are paying a tax for the transfer and registration. The stamp is evidence of the tax being paid and is placed on the form showing who the registered owner is. That would be a form 1 if you made it or a form 4 if you bought it.
So to answer your question, if you want to hunt in indiana with a suppressor it must be registered to you. That means a 6 month or so wait if you buy one from here in Indiana. Probably add a month or two if you buy it from out of state.
Hope that helps
Frank
threedhuntr
Sharpshooter
digitalrebel80
Sharpshooter
Yes
Kirk Freeman
Grandmaster
Well, not to fustigate over a picayune matter, but it does not bypass the Gov. It is just that there is no pocket veto in Indiana as per the Indiana Constitution.
say that with less lawyer and more redneck
Kirk Freeman
Grandmaster
Not to beat up anyone over a itty bitty detail but it don't actually go around the Guvinnor 'cause there ain't pocket veto in this here state, Cledus.
Kirk Freeman
Grandmaster
Ok, for "pocket veto" substitute "can't no ways jist plain ignore it".
Geez, I'm tuckered out, going to yoga.
Geez, I'm tuckered out, going to yoga.
Yoga? Ain't that like a new pizza down at the buffet?
Mmm... I love Greek yoga. Mama keeps rolling over, though. Dang it.
I still don't understand anything that fancy pants Kirk said, but looks like he signed the bill today! Governor Pence: 2013 Bill Watch
BTW You worked at Galyan's with those fancy words? I figured Pat would have taken you to the stone totem and given you an empty plastic water bottle, piece of glass and a twig and convinced you we don't talk like that around here.
BTW You worked at Galyan's with those fancy words? I figured Pat would have taken you to the stone totem and given you an empty plastic water bottle, piece of glass and a twig and convinced you we don't talk like that around here.
digitalrebel80
Sharpshooter
Great Now I want all my tax stamps signed and sent back to me too. I can't wait. I also need to start looking for a new knife.....
Kirk Freeman
Grandmaster
Knife? You used the singular and it completely confuses me.
Don't you realize how much catching up we have to do!!!
Don't you realize how much catching up we have to do!!!
