SilencerCo Scythe Ti failures

[Axlrod]

SilencerCo originally stated, marketed, pushed, no barrel length restrictions. Then it became within reason as stated in that video by SilencerCo. As recently as a couple minutes ago they are still publishing no barrel length restrictions.

They blow on short ones and they blow on long ones- no restrictions!

 

[dreadi]

Either way as long as it's in the same state, it's just a Form 4 transfer facilitated by an SOT.

Why would a SOT be involved in a private party transfer?

 

[dreadi]

They blow on short ones and they blow on long ones- no restrictions!

 

[Rifleman86]

How did you sell yours? To a private party, a dealer,…?

Private party to a fellow state resident. He’s a buddy I know personally so that makes things a little easier.

The Scythe can get transferred via eforms. Unfortunately the Saker was pre-eforms and thus doesn’t have a control number, so it has to get transferred on a paper form 4.

 

[AZ Gator]

Private party to a fellow state resident. He’s a buddy I know personally so that makes things a little easier.

The Scythe can get transferred via eforms. Unfortunately the Saker was pre-eforms and thus doesn’t have a control number, so it has to get transferred on a paper form 4.

Thanks. Can it be done without utilizing an SOT? I would assume an SOT will charge handsomely to be involved in the process, so it would be nice to avoid that if possible.

I’ve wondered if the $0 stamp will open doors for the used can market.

 

[Q_Sertorius]

Thanks. Can it be done without utilizing an SOT? I would assume an SOT will charge handsomely to be involved in the process, so it would be nice to avoid that if possible.

I’ve wondered if the $0 stamp will open doors for the used can market.

Between residents of the same state, there is no need for a SOT.

 

[Rifleman86]

Thanks. Can it be done without utilizing an SOT? I would assume an SOT will charge handsomely to be involved in the process, so it would be nice to avoid that if possible.

I’ve wondered if the $0 stamp will open doors for the used can market.

As long as you are both residents of the same state no need to involve a SOT.

You DO however still need to complete the form 4 obviously, and then wait for that to be approved prior to actually handing over the silencer.

 

[Harvey_NW]

As long as you are both residents of the same state no need to involve a SOT.

You DO however still need to complete the form 4 obviously, and then wait for that to be approved prior to actually handing over the silencer.

Apparently I was misinformed. So you can just log into the ATF website and submit a Form-4 for a used suppressor without physically verifying anything?

 

[2GRFE]

It would be cool if dealers did trade in programs.

 

[Rifleman86]

Apparently I was misinformed. So you can just log into the ATF website and submit a Form-4 for a used suppressor without physically verifying anything?

If your current form 4 has a control number, you can do this via eforms.

If not (likely for older, pre-eforms cans) then you have to submit a paper form 4.

https://www.nationalguntrusts.com/?...MQRsMvFmwnJAvMcsz2IbPx4TJPRSRLIIaAqwsEALw_wcB

National gun trusts.com has great walk through guides with all of this.

 

[Nine Banger]

It would be cool if dealers did trade in programs.

I'm surprised someone hasn't created a niche biz where all they do is receive used suppressors and resell them.

Maybe it's coming.

I'd dump a couple obsolete cans or trade if it was easy.