New mod, bought this one though...
Thats a nice set up there hammer. I would do something like that, but are the straps that secure the guns adjustable for length of gun? I would need one that can be shortened up to secure my SBR 

it has a 10.5" barrel, so I would need to have something that can be adjustable, does this rack have that capability?
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it has a 10.5" barrel, so I would need to have something that can be adjustable, does this rack have that capability?
nateroach
Very nice. Federal permit required for such a short barrel?
Thats a nice set up there hammer. I would do something like that, but are the straps that secure the guns adjustable for length of gun? I would need one that can be shortened up to secure my SBR 

it has a 10.5" barrel, so I would need to have something that can be adjustable, does this rack have that capability?
nateroach


it has a 10.5" barrel, so I would need to have something that can be adjustable, does this rack have that capability?
nateroach
Yes, anything under 16" barrel length requires a NFA (national firearms act) tax stamp.
The gov has to get their cut

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The gov has to get their cut

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Yeah they are fully adjustable, the holders slide the entire length of the rack and lock into place with little allen set-screws. The velcro slips thru a "D" ring and can be pulled as tight as you need it. Hell, I had a blow gun up there one day and it's all of about a 3/8" diameter tube.
Thought so. Never actually saw the stamp thats pretty cool. How long did the government take to finally approve you? I was thinking about getting a supressor for my .45 for home defense so it doesn't blow my eardrums in the house (and for fun/ showing off lol) but I was told it takes around 6 months or so to get approved. Is this true?
Thought so. Never actually saw the stamp thats pretty cool. How long did the government take to finally approve you? I was thinking about getting a supressor for my .45 for home defense so it doesn't blow my eardrums in the house (and for fun/ showing off lol) but I was told it takes around 6 months or so to get approved. Is this true?
here is a good thread on timelines that people are seeing
http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.htm...258524&page=30
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Thanks a lot. Is that SBR also full auto? And it looks like you have a shorty supressor on the front of it, is that true? If all this is true you would then have to have 3 stamps just for one gun right? Or could full auto and short barrel be on one stamp due to it being built into the one gun?




