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Decided it was time, celebrate the vote counting, purchased an Omega from a local dealer. Been shooting for over 45 years, but this new territory to me. Went to a Silencerco demo shoot a year ago, really liked what they offered. Purchased a .30 caliber, will use on a 7.62 OBR and on my 5.56 rifles.
Reading the sticky at the top of this section, great info... Who makes a good cover? Can I take this across state lines without any issue? And I assume paper work has to remain with me at all times, with the suppressor of course Thanks, 77 |
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Posted: 12/19/2016 8:21:04 PM EST
6 plus? Emphasis on the plus. Likely 10 months.
Welcome though -- best advice is to go away and come back next October. Forget about it for a while -- out of sight out of mind. |
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Posted: 12/19/2016 8:24:43 PM EST
I'd pick up the new Dead Air mounting system for it so you can use their Keymount instead of the ASR. Also, be prepared for a much longer wait than 6 months. I'm still waiting on forms from 8 months ago.
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Posted: 12/20/2016 9:26:35 AM EST
Quote History Originally Posted By GeneralPurpose:
I'd pick up the new Dead Air mounting system for it so you can use their Keymount instead of the ASR. Also, be prepared for a much longer wait than 6 months. I'm still waiting on forms from 8 months ago. |
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MD, USA
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Posted: 12/20/2016 10:02:39 AM EST
Omega is awesome. I picked mine up two months ago. Its fantastic. I run it on my Scar-17, Mini-14 in .300blk, AR SBR in 5.56 and my Handi Rifle in .300blk. Very versatile. Awesome can. You should be more than happy with it...
Adam D. |
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Posted: 12/20/2016 10:19:36 AM EST
SilencerCO makes covers for Omega's.
they Run $69 you can get them in 6" or 7.6". Gray , Black and FDE. I have them in stock. Also you can look at http://www.armageddongear.com they make a good cover as well. Good luck. If you need any advice, or accessories Ring me. thanks Steve RLTW 816-718-9489 |
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Posted: 12/20/2016 12:15:36 PM EST
One day ahead of you :-) Love this package, so much lighter than my AAC Cyclone. |
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Posted: 12/20/2016 1:48:00 PM EST
Originally Posted By 77Bronc:
Can I take this across state lines without any issue? And I assume paper work has to remain with me at all times, with the suppressor of course Suppressors are exempt from the 5320.20 permission slips. There's actually no requirement at the federal level to have the paperwork with you. You just have to be able to provide it to an ATF agent if requested. Doesn't say anything about immediately, on the spot, etc. However, at the local level you may need it...except that a majority of LEO won't know to even ask for it, or what they're looking at if you show it to them. Some ranges want to see them if you plan on shooting there. It's a private tax document, so you can choose to play by their rules or go elsewhere. Personally, I've never shown mine to anybody for reasons other than educational. |
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