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Posted: 3/7/2010 10:23:47 PM EDT
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I remember seeing a thread in here that showed a step by step instructions for filling out a Form 1 for a homemade supressor.
Does anyone know what happened to it? Also, any tips would be greatly apreciated. I would like to get the paperwork underway so I can start building my supressor soon. |
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I was gonna link that one also but decided not to cause I couldn't find where he explains anything about FILLING OUT THE FORM 1 I'd also like to see a guide and get some questions answered about F1'ing a can. like: - Can I list a caliber like .30 or 9mm; but intend to use it for a variety of calibers? - Can I list a dimensional length and them make it "modular" so that it can be shorter or longer depending on the host and application? - Can I repair any part of it or make a new one with the same serial # if I break it? and a few others I can't remember right now... anyone? what say you? cheers, Benji |
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I was gonna link that one also but decided not to cause I couldn't find where he explains anything about FILLING OUT THE FORM 1 I'd also like to see a guide and get some questions answered about F1'ing a can. like: - Can I list a caliber like .30 or 9mm; but intend to use it for a variety of calibers? Yes, this is done all the time. (.223 through a .308 can) - Can I list a dimensional length and them make it "modular" so that it can be shorter or longer depending on the host and application? You may not have extra baffles lying around and if you had some kind of two-piece tube, when you seperated them, you would have parts for another suppressor, a no-no. - Can I repair any part of it or make a new one with the same serial # if I break it? You can repair it, but you may not have parts lying around. NO extra baffles or end-caps. If the tube is destroyed, you have to make a new one, with a new Form 1. Olympic Arms was making replacement M16 lowers for people with old ones using the same serial #and destroying the original. The ATF put a stop to this. I know that is MG's but I believe the principle still applies. and a few others I can't remember right now... anyone? what say you? cheers, Benji |
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