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Posted: 4/24/2015 8:59:43 AM EDT
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The two exceptions that may apply to you are:
e. Any person who under the laws of this state and the United States, is lawfully engaged in the business of supplying those authorized to possess such devices. f. Any person, firm or corporation who under the laws of this state and the United States is lawfully engaged in the improvement, invention or manufacture of firearms. Plenty of SOT's in IA with suppressors. |
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Posted: 4/24/2015 11:39:46 AM EDT
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if i remember right, there was a time when the DPS was to be notified when heading through the state, but of the many times i looked i could never find that in code, admin or otherwise...
be able to show your documentation is my advice. that's what i do when i transport my NFA stuff to/through other states unless there is something specific i'm required to do... 
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Posted: 4/25/2015 11:30:58 AM EDT
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if i remember right, there was a time when the DPS was to be notified when heading through the state, but of the many times i looked i could never find that in code, admin or otherwise... be able to show your documentation is my advice. that's what i do when i transport my NFA stuff to/through other states unless there is something specific i'm required to do... This. I keep all F2s and F3s along with SOT and FFLs (01 and 07) on my phone. It really reduces the time spent explaining why there's a full auto Mk46 on the range. The question that usually follows once the documentation is shown is, "Can I shoot it?" 
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Posted: 4/26/2015 3:20:09 PM EDT
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This. I keep all F2s and F3s along with SOT and FFLs (01 and 07) on my phone. It really reduces the time spent explaining why there's a full auto Mk46 on the range. The question that usually follows once the documentation is shown is, "Can I shoot it?" Quote HistoryQuoted:
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if i remember right, there was a time when the DPS was to be notified when heading through the state, but of the many times i looked i could never find that in code, admin or otherwise... be able to show your documentation is my advice. that's what i do when i transport my NFA stuff to/through other states unless there is something specific i'm required to do... This. I keep all F2s and F3s along with SOT and FFLs (01 and 07) on my phone. It really reduces the time spent explaining why there's a full auto Mk46 on the range. The question that usually follows once the documentation is shown is, "Can I shoot it?" that's what i've done for years. i have all my forms uploaded to dropbox, so no matter what happens to my paper copies, i can have access to them should i need them for print, download, etc. really good way to cover your rump i think. |
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Posted: 4/26/2015 11:44:14 PM EDT
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that's what i've done for years. i have all my forms uploaded to dropbox, so no matter what happens to my paper copies, i can have access to them should i need them for print, download, etc. really good way to cover your rump i think. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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if i remember right, there was a time when the DPS was to be notified when heading through the state, but of the many times i looked i could never find that in code, admin or otherwise... be able to show your documentation is my advice. that's what i do when i transport my NFA stuff to/through other states unless there is something specific i'm required to do... This. I keep all F2s and F3s along with SOT and FFLs (01 and 07) on my phone. It really reduces the time spent explaining why there's a full auto Mk46 on the range. The question that usually follows once the documentation is shown is, "Can I shoot it?" that's what i've done for years. i have all my forms uploaded to dropbox, so no matter what happens to my paper copies, i can have access to them should i need them for print, download, etc. really good way to cover your rump i think. I like to have copies in local storage in case I'm somewhere I don't get data service and can't get to the cloud. |
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