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Yesterday 9:12:27 PM EDT
Can my buddy use one of mine for a day without issue?  We are both tx residents and fall under the groups that are “covered”
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Yesterday 9:26:43 PM EDT
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Only real way to know is to see if someone has to fight it and win.  Someone has to be the crash test dummy.
Yesterday 9:28:14 PM EDT
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Depends, did it xfer on a f4? No. On a 4473? Yes.

This is not advice from counsel. Just someone who can read.
Yesterday 9:37:09 PM EDT
[Last Edit: feelthepayne][Edited] [#3]
As far as I am aware, no. You cannot legally just hand your buddy an NFA item to borrow like pappy's shotgun. You must be directly supervising the use, ie: standing next to them the whole time.
Yesterday 9:45:26 PM EDT
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Yesterday 9:46:18 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By feelthepayne:
As far as I am aware, no. You cannot legally just hand your buddy an NFA item to borrow like pappy's shotgun. You must be directly supervising the use, ie: standing next to them the whole time.
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If it was xfered on a 4473, it is not an NFA item.
Yesterday 9:50:45 PM EDT
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Just a headsup.  The ATF has not officially acknowledged that NFA doesn't actually work any more.   A Texas judge said it's not valid.   Cool.  It's all still on the Federal Register right now

Maybe we are done,  maybe not.

Right now you are unlikely to be criminally prosecuted... probably.... right now.

Yesterday 9:57:11 PM EDT
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Just a headsup.  The ATF has not officially acknowledged that NFA doesn't actually work any more.   A Texas judge said it's not valid.   Cool.  It's all still on the Federal Register right now

Maybe we are done,  maybe not.

Right now you are unlikely to be criminally prosecuted... probably.... right now.

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Texas ( like the other states in the lawsuit) did not sue on behalf of its residents.  It sued in behalf of its state agencies.  Therefore unless you both are cops of some sort, GOA members, etc. you are not in fact covered by the court order.

But if you are an FFL you could transfer it to him on a 4473, so there is that, which is nice.
Yesterday 10:10:51 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By ntxar15:


If it was xfered on a 4473, it is not an NFA item.
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Nah, it's still an NFA firearm. If it wasn't, there would be no need to submit a form 2 when manufactured nor a form 3 to transfer between dealers and manufacturers.
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Yesterday 10:16:03 PM EDT
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No form 4s for injoined parties.

Not no form 4s period

There is a difference
Yesterday 10:20:15 PM EDT
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What group exactly do you think you are covered under?
Yesterday 10:25:17 PM EDT
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My SOT told me the FATF has until 10/16 to clarify this

I’ve already bought several cans from SS and transferred all of them on a 4473

When I asked him if my wife could legally possess the above cans when I die, he said in theory yes because they were transferred like a firearm but he wasn’t totally sure

Hopefully we’ll have answers in a few weeks
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Yesterday 10:26:02 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By 545days:

Texas ( like the other states in the lawsuit) did not sue on behalf of its residents.  It sued in behalf of its state agencies.  Therefore unless you both are cops of some sort, GOA members, etc. you are not in fact covered by the court order.

But if you are an FFL you could transfer it to him on a 4473, so there is that, which is nice.
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This is not the case at all.  The case included multiple entities that were not states.  There is a ton of association and commercial plaintiffs included within the ruling to include: GOA, SilencerShop, etc.  You dont need to be both a cop and other shit. You only need to be a member or customer of one of the plaintiffs.
Yesterday 10:38:48 PM EDT
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I purchased a suppressor from a Texas dealer last week, the email I received from them stated "since there are no NFA items included, it looks like we have everything we need to get your order processed" which I found interesting.  My LGS called this afternoon and said come and get it.
Yesterday 11:40:14 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By osprey21:
I purchased a suppressor from a Texas dealer last week, the email I received from them stated "since there are no NFA items included, it looks like we have everything we need to get your order processed" which I found interesting.  My LGS called this afternoon and said come and get it.
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All of my SS emails said the same thing

Also my dealer didn’t charge me a transfer fee, he said SS told him not to
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Yesterday 11:57:04 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By 797hp:


All of my SS emails said the same thing

Also my dealer didn’t charge me a transfer fee, he said SS told him not to
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Originally Posted By osprey21:
I purchased a suppressor from a Texas dealer last week, the email I received from them stated "since there are no NFA items included, it looks like we have everything we need to get your order processed" which I found interesting.  My LGS called this afternoon and said come and get it.


All of my SS emails said the same thing

Also my dealer didn’t charge me a transfer fee, he said SS told him not to
No xfer fee from my guy either, and with Florida's current sales tax holiday I saved an additional $35 bucks.    


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