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I sort of had the same thought, it's just rimfire. But this one would need to be well proven before I ever considered buying one. I'd also be concerned about what happens if Ruger decides they don't want to play in the suppressor game down the line and support disappeared overnight.

True, but few people have the resources to fight a government with unlimited resources.

No. Prints and photos will only apply for new purchases. It goes into effect 6 months from now. If you apply for something before then, it will be the same process as before. The new rule will not be retroactive.

We won't get an answer until the ATF rolls up, three deep, on your front lawn. The definition of a "dealer" has been left purposely vague. For all intents and purposes, a dealer is whomever they say it is.

I meant, nope, as in, no thanks. [emoji6]

Nope.

Hold up, an $800 AK?

I think Wednesday is their normal "down for service" day.

I was wondering how they managed such an eccentric shape on the baffles. Are they cast or MIM?

Where does someone even get the engines for something like that?

Heinie Straight Eights are my go to sight set up. Like Frank's red hot sauce, I put that shit on everything!

I'm in the same boat, waiting on a Harvester. Initially I expected to have it next month, but recent approval dates are making it look more like March. I'd like to think that we're already in the queue, so however long it was going to take before today's announcement, would be unaffected. It's...

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In theory. But based on the order volume a couple of friends have reported over the last 24 hours, I'd say wait times started growing today. They're already pushing 5 months. It won't take much to push them back out to 6, 9 or even 12 months.

That's good news. Hopefully, a system will be implemented where dealers can scan fingerprints at the time of application. Mortgage lenders have to be fingerprinted also. And they have to choose from a list of approved sites. It's usually some sort of "mail and more" joint with a scanner in the...

He also said the examiners have no idea what's going on. Their phones are ringing off the hook and the examiners were literally hearing it for the first time on the news with the rest of us.

I haven't read it yet, but Jake seemed to think it was good for two years and then you'd have to resubmit.

Sorry, wasn't trying to be a smart ass. You know how the Internet rumor mill is though. I just talked to Jake at Quiet Riot Firearms. He said it's actually in the language. Basically, you'd have to be fingerprinted every two years. ETA: @PewPewPewCo beat me to it.

Source?

Seriously though, these guys were spending $300-500 for a bare PC, probably another $300-500 on pouches, radios, etc. And then stuffing Styrofoam into the plate pockets. No lie.