SBR and Can questions.

[Huse203]

So I have a couple questions with nfa items.

I have a stripped Aero precision lower that I never put together. It's original caliber is .223/5.56 if I wanted to build it as a .300 blk and SBR it are there any considerations for the lower that I need to worry about when buying parts?

For a suppressor is there a good option that would fit 9mm .223 and .300? I know different adaptors may be needed. I have a 9mm pcc and a ar that id like to use the suppressor on but eventually would like to finish the .300 and have a can ready for it. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.

 

[dirtingd]

I use the Rugged Alaskan 360 and it will cover all your calibers and more.

 

[Daezee]

No consideration for the lower as far as parts. Will need to have it engraved with your name, city, state.

 

[rossi]

So I have a couple questions with nfa items.

I have a stripped Aero precision lower that I never put together. It's original caliber is .223/5.56 if I wanted to build it as a .300 blk and SBR it are there any considerations for the lower that I need to worry about when buying parts?

For a suppressor is there a good option that would fit 9mm .223 and .300? I know different adaptors may be needed. I have a 9mm pcc and a ar that id like to use the suppressor on but eventually would like to finish the .300 and have a can ready for it. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.

Torrent Suppressors Orthrus 9mm With Booster

Torrent Suppressors Orthrus 9mm With Booster

MPN: Orthrus-9-Sup

shop.tacticalshit.com

 

[rossi]

Torrent Suppressors Orthrus 9mm With Booster

Torrent Suppressors Orthrus 9mm With Booster

MPN: Orthrus-9-Sup

shop.tacticalshit.com

Manufacturer states the 9mm can will handle anything from .22LR to .300 Win Mag.

 

[Jester896]

No consideration for the lower as far as parts. Will need to have it engraved with your name, city, state.

do you still have to do that? for some reason I thought that was changed.

you will have to list the caliber of the SBRa...you can't use multi...then if you change the caliber from the original, you will need to submit a letter to update it.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Manufacturer states the 9mm can will handle anything from .22LR to .300 Win Mag.

Looks like it's modular too. Nice.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

do you still have to do that? for some reason I thought that was changed.

you will have to list the caliber of the SBRa...you can't use multi...then if you change the caliber from the original, you will need to submit a letter to update it.

No, that was the registration brace scam ya know the "sbr" without a tax stamp thing.

 

[Senojeelnodnarb]

I love Dead Air suppressors, the Dead Air Wolfman does 9mm, 5.56, 300BLK, 7.62×39, 350 Legend and .357 Mag.
Or their Primal does anything bigger than 22LR.

 

[dirtingd]

rugged alaskan does from 338 down

 

[Huse203]

Excellent. So the lower I have I can build out like a normal receiver nothing special.

And for suppressors it seems like there's plenty of options for multi use out there. Going to go searching this weekend for places that have a selection(and stock) hopefully this reduced wait time is a real thing.

 

[Dan1612]

Omega 36M

 

[Ugafan84]

Omega 36M

I second this! I love my omega 36m

 

[Senojeelnodnarb]

Excellent. So the lower I have I can build out like a normal receiver nothing special.

And for suppressors it seems like there's plenty of options for multi use out there. Going to go searching this weekend for places that have a selection(and stock) hopefully this reduced wait time is a real thing.

I went by 3 shops today, the lower wait time has killed 90% of their stock

 

[m4a1sof]

I just bought a YHM R9. Short, light, relatively inexpensive, and miraculously I found one in stock .

 

[maxpower220]

Silencer Shop or other online retailers.

 

[Themumfordman]

The Silencer Shop online deal works really well. You still select your local dealer, but since SS has the item and serial number you can pay them for the stamp and get your process started quickly. If you're new to the system you'll still have to go into the store to do fingerprints and finish your paperwork, but you don't have to wait for your local store to have it "in stock" in order to get rolling.

 

[stage20]

How does that work with silencer shop? The suppressor has to be at the FFL to start the paperwork? I'm just intimidated with the whole kiosk deal.

 

[Themumfordman]

If it's a SS dealer, and you order on their website, they will have the actual item and serial number already on hand. They can start your paperwork right then, and you go in to the kiosk to do your application (fingerprints, personal info and all that). They will ship the silencer to the local dealer to hold, and really you probably won't even see it until your form is approved.

The big trick with NFA items is you can't file a form 1 or 4 before you have the actual item details (manufacturer, model and serial) on hand. Using the SS system helps since they are the actual supplier to your local dealer, so you're basically getting a bit of a jump start from the distributor.

 

[Themumfordman]

I've done it both ways, purchasing from on-hand inventory and also by ordering on SS and choosing my local dealer. Heck, I've also purchased from someone out of state that had to do a Form 3 transfer to my local dealer and do the transfer that way. Once you've gone through the process once it's much less intimidating. By the time you are on your 9th or 10th NFA item...