The literal cheapest option would be to order some physical fingerprint cards and an ink pad and roll your own. If you want a digital file I'm not positive what the cheapest option is, but national gun trusts will convert fingerprint cards to EFTs for $35. Capitol Armory will also give you EFTs for $35, but only if you're a previous customer. There might be a local place that can scan them for less, but I don't know what typical pricing is for that.
I just got my form 4 approved in 5 days.
You can download the silencer shop app and see if there's a kiosk near you. I think it's free, I don't remember paying anything extra, just the price of the can+stamp+trust+state sales tax. Basically you just roll your fingers on a glass screen and you're done
Pretty sure it was a 10/22
I am not a businessman but I cannot think of any reason why Taurus decided to go with a proprietary mag, it can't be greed, because proprietary mags depress sales. My only even plausible theory is that they are well aware of TX-22 sales data (they've been flying off the shelves ever since FRT's became available) and know people are going to offer aftermarket FRT/SS comparable lowers for them but using different mags (a prominent 3D2A Guy said they looked relatively easy to FRT) and thus are preemptively trying to cover their ass and say "No no no, they had to modify the lowers! Not our fault!" But even that feels pretty weak.
I THINK there's a way you can also use a cheap digital fingerprint scanner so you can do it at home too,
Shit, I literally just sent my PS90 off to get engraved. Ah well, it's pretty cheap and I like helping out local businesses, plus I think it takes a few months for them to receive comments before they actually go into effect.
So, is there literally any point to a gun trust at this point? I was gonna put all my NFA stuff into a trust while tax stamps were free for when/if I get married, but considering the fact that under 21s cant even possess NFA items (and it's a good idea to lock them up anyway once I have kids), and I never intend to let anyone have access to my guns when I'm not around other than my potential wife, are they completely irrelevant now, at least for a guy in my situation?
As someone who's not familiar with what they changed with bump stocks to begin with, does this mean a complete reversal of what they enacted after the Las Vegas shooting?
That's what it sounds like. Since before they classified bump stocks as machineguns iirc. Which lead to Ian and a bunch of others destroying them and/or turning them over to the ATF to be destroyed.
It would be on the FFL to retain the information, not submitted to a centralized database. I don't particularly agree with the move since, as I alluded to above, it will(fuck you, it will) be accessed by malicious actors and, more specifically as a risk to the FFL, is subject to the longevity and durability of their storage hardware.
The rumor mill was pushing the idea they're shifting focus primarily towards their industrial and aerospace portion and giving up on their guns/defense stuff.
some shithole needs to jump on this ASAP, i've been looking at 5.45 AKs again
I still have a semi-rare Aero Solus pistol chassis that I've all but given up on getting a matching Solus receiver for. I've been casually browsing random Remington 700-footprint short-action receivers not really knowing what I'm looking at and came aross this guy selling unfinished Remington 700 custom shop stuff salvaged from their bankruptcy. I might could make it fit! Very tempted. It would be unique at least.
This. Despite owning a can himself my dad can't take mine if I die .
Yes but also autism react