caddiscrazy
Well-known member
- Joined
- Jun 1, 2016
- Messages
- 102
mine was submitted jan 7th for trust, still waiting on atf approval. I went through silencer central
What is the wait time going to be for suppressor approval starting 1/1/2026?
- Thread starter npaden
- Start date
noharleyyet
Well-known member
Submitted for trust on 1-23...same
noharleyyet
Well-known member
Hi Kenneth,
Your silencer has been approved!
npaden
Well-known member
I picked mine up yesterday and they are nice. Will get them setup this weekend maybe and get some rounds through them. Have 2 brand new guns to put them on so will just do the break in and sighting them in with the suppressors on. Not sure either gun will ever get shot without one on.
Last edited:
noharleyyet
Well-known member
Ordering a Banish 22 for he MK IV...or, a DeadAir
Last edited:
It’s Bucky
Well-known member
- Joined
- May 15, 2025
- Messages
- 185
Last edited:
Sheltowee
Well-known member
Just put a DeadAir Mask on a .22 bolt gun and have been pretty impressed. Quiet enough to clearly hear lead hit paper with subs.
mevertsen
Well-known member
I have a question.
I messed up my paper form. So, I got it back, and it was dis-approved. I emailed the ATF and confirmed, I need to re-submit.
I was finally able to get my prints done electronically, so I submitted the form.
When I look at the cover letter I was emailed, it says I need to mail two hard copies of prints.
But at the bottom of the letter, it has my name, and "REC'D"
So, now I'm really confused, because of the language of the ATF instructions.
Does the cover sheet indicate the prints have been accepted, or not? So confusing.
This is a Form 1 SBR, so had to get my prints done at the local S.O. substation and convert them to an .EFT file.
I can do a Silencer Shop Kiosk, but they are an hour away to the closest two.
FILING AS AN INDIVIDUAL
The applicant must attach a digital photo in the Photo function on the Responsible Person train-stop. The applicant must also provide his or her fingerprints on Form FD-258 or submit an EFT file of their electronic fingerprints. Upon submission of the application, the eForms system will email a cover sheet to the applicant. The cover sheet is to be printed as it will provide the control number of the transaction and the address where to send the paper fingerprint cards. If the applicant uploaded electronic fingerprints in eForms using an EFT file, then the cover sheet will indicate if the electronic fingerprints have been accepted. If the cover sheet indicates the electronic fingerprints have been accepted, then no additional paper fingerprint cards are required to be mailed. If the cover sheet does not indicate the electronic fingerprints have been accepted, then the applicant must mail paper fingerprint cards and the coversheet to the NFA Division within 10 business days of filing the application.
I messed up my paper form. So, I got it back, and it was dis-approved. I emailed the ATF and confirmed, I need to re-submit.
I was finally able to get my prints done electronically, so I submitted the form.
When I look at the cover letter I was emailed, it says I need to mail two hard copies of prints.
But at the bottom of the letter, it has my name, and "REC'D"
So, now I'm really confused, because of the language of the ATF instructions.
Does the cover sheet indicate the prints have been accepted, or not? So confusing.
This is a Form 1 SBR, so had to get my prints done at the local S.O. substation and convert them to an .EFT file.
I can do a Silencer Shop Kiosk, but they are an hour away to the closest two.
FILING AS AN INDIVIDUAL
The applicant must attach a digital photo in the Photo function on the Responsible Person train-stop. The applicant must also provide his or her fingerprints on Form FD-258 or submit an EFT file of their electronic fingerprints. Upon submission of the application, the eForms system will email a cover sheet to the applicant. The cover sheet is to be printed as it will provide the control number of the transaction and the address where to send the paper fingerprint cards. If the applicant uploaded electronic fingerprints in eForms using an EFT file, then the cover sheet will indicate if the electronic fingerprints have been accepted. If the cover sheet indicates the electronic fingerprints have been accepted, then no additional paper fingerprint cards are required to be mailed. If the cover sheet does not indicate the electronic fingerprints have been accepted, then the applicant must mail paper fingerprint cards and the coversheet to the NFA Division within 10 business days of filing the application.
Similar threads
