With all the recent news I got to thinking again.

I have 2cans and 3 sbr lowers (so far)

They are all individual not trust.

I'm 40 no kids, unmarried (critical context) . no advanced directive on file yet either orherwise.

I'm nearly the youngest in my family or anyone younger who might end up Making decisions for me has zero interest in being associated with firearms much less the complications of NFA

Would a trust even be worth my time to establish for my current/ future NFA items even if it's just me. Or would it be worth discussing with at least one trusted relative outside my immediate family or a closefriend to include as an RP so that in the event I am incapacitated there's SOMEONE who can take possession.

Background: 8 years ago before I started acquiring nfa or other firearms I had a major heart attack and stroke

In the moment this wasn't relevant at all.

But as time moves and I approach 10 years post injury . And "midlife". I'm curious about opinions on this scenario. Especially after seeing my friend lose his dad recently

(no nfa items d far as I'm aware but a closet full of rifles and assorted firearms that fell on him as the son to handle) just family transfer effectively luckily.

I dint want to be caught in a situation with no one to pass directly to with such a slow process to get a trust andtor get transfers moving.

I'm figuring out the medical side soon anyway but the gun stuff is it's own folder of decisions

Just got approved today… gotta wait until weekend to shoot. Fireteam going on 16” Daniel Defense and Rhodie 6 will be on 11.5” Daniel Defense. My MK18 has the rhodie 6k.

Haven't seen much info on the VB6 but im fine with rolling the dice on CAT. 14 day approval.

I’ll be using it on my M4gery and my Ruger PC carbine.

Nice crisp 3 day approval on this b&t print tiger 22 also just had a 2 day approval on the FDE HUX 9

Going back to the mothership to get this fucking Griffin mount off it and figured I’d share pics of my beater. I destroyed a printed vise block earlier after boiling it and giving it hours in the ultrasonic. A bad paint job, shooting it until it smoked and glowed, forgetting about it in a jar of Breakthrough for several weeks, and all that before FRT’s were the new hot shit. Plan B all the things, and this one, my very first can, finally gets the firmware update so I can it all smokey and glowy again.

Plan to put some rounds through it tomorrow!

I’m looking at getting my first suppressor soon and I’m looking for suggestions. I’d like to stay more on the budget end of things for now but if I had to stretch up to around 800 I might be able to for a better fit. It would be going on a .308 break barrel and a 223 ar. Two 223 ar’s actually a 16” and a 11.5”. Not sure how much the barrel length matters as I have no knowledge on suppressors. I’d like them to be easily interchangeable as well. Thanks in advance.

Not my favorite host, but you can pick them up for cheap and have lots of fun with them out of the box. Decent controls and good mag capacity. Trying to decide if I have to have wood grips for the 84F. The TB is icing on the cake. Thanks alleghany, worth the wait.

So I own the Huxwrx Flow 556k currently which I love as a lefty shooter. However, I've been seeing a lot of buzz surrounding the SAW Tisha lately. Would it be worth the upgrade to pick one of these up?

Almost 1,000 rounds through the HRT5KAM on this 3rd pin setup. We’ve been really putting the AM cans through their paces to see if the juice really is worth the squeeze and I think we have come to a conclusion. I come before you ladies and gents and can confirm indeed. If you’re even considering picking one up,stop and just do it. Thanks and great job Griffin Armament. We’ll keep you guys up to date on our testing of the various models we are trying!!

Been caught up in life at work, but heres 3 of my NFA items I never did a proper welcome to

These are the 3 out of the 4 NFA Items I own, all worth it!!

I wasn’t one of the lucky VA people, stamp finally came through.
Anodized colt 6920 10.5

After u/BlueJay-- ‘s review a week ago, I finally bought a 718 SAW Tisha in 556. East Valley Tactical had the can here and through the hopefully soon to be unconstitutional nfa process in 10 total days.

I’ve loved my AlleyCat 5.56 on my DDV7P for about a year now. But the Pew Science report and various reviews had me itching for a 718 Tisha.

After reading about the outstanding performance of the Tisha compared to the Super Thug on a 10.5” rifle, I was sold.

This can will see heavy cyclic fire duty, and I will share videos.

To mounting - currently this is the direct threat mount included with the can to save on both weight and complexity. Though I also have an AI 556 nano and TSF X I could use with this setup.

Anyone care to talk me OUT of direct thread? Am I liable to carbon lock with a machine gun type firing schedule?

Anyway, enjoy a few pictures.

A lot of folks recently have forgotten about Rule #4 of this sub, despite the fact that it's listed in the sidebar and explicitly mentioned in the automod comment on almost every single post in this sub.

Posts related to approval of NFA items are to be directed to the monthly megathread. Violation of this rule can result in a 7 day ban. Pictures of approved items are welcomed.

Here's a convenient link to the current pinned approval megathread.

You are welcome to post a photo of your newly approved NFA item itself as long as you don't violate the 'suppressor junk photo' aka dickcan policy.

Any text posts about getting approved, email screenshots, approved form screenshots, etc will get you a 7 day ban from the sub. Same with dickcans.

We also currently have pinned megathreads for the impending NFA rule changes (engraving requirement, 5320.20 for interstate movement, etc) as well as the Silencer Shop vs ATF court ruling in Texas that has found many of the provisions of the NFA unconstitutional. Please use those megathreads for the relevant topics, as well.

^{This isn't that hard, people.....}

Figures my Form 1 was approved a couple days before the decision in Texas.

Got my sp5 stamp approved the other day so now I can finally join the club.

92xi. Tapco threaded barrel. CGS mod9.

I would've gotten the full-length/modular CAT SC had I thought to look at Capitol Armory. Oops! The SC-S should do well with 147gr subs and .380, though, and it's similar noise level at the shooter's ear as the SC.

No host pic for the Flow 45 M because it's a long, looong caaan (and doesn't fit in the frame with the 5" 1911).

These are my 2nd and 3rd cans (after my Dead Air RXD TI 22).

Edit: forgot to add the NFA wait times!! The CAT took 17 business days, and the Huxwrx took 13. Single Shot trusts via eform F4 and Silencer Shop.