supressors in Montco

[red87yj]

I'm interested in purchasing a suppressor. I would like to talk to anyone who has done the same in Montgomery County so that I can get an idea of where they went to get the paperwork done and any advice that they might have to offer.

Thanks all in advance!!

[aubie515]

I hear Montco is a PITA to have LEO signoff. I've never done it since moving to Montco, as I went the way of the trust.

I know some will recommend having an attorney set up the trust, but from all of my research I've never seen the ATF overturn a trust.

I don't want to get into a huge debate...if you are alright with spending $650 to have an attorney set up your trust...go for it. For me, I did my own trust and am waiting on my second NFA item via my trust.

[RXM]

Go to the Sheriff's office at the courthouse. Drop off the form. Get a call back from the deputy in about 2 weeks and pick up your form. Yes, very hard indeed in Montco.

[Glock9mm]

When did you do this?

[RXM]

1/2012 and 3/2012

[bwoowoo]

not a big deal, dropped off paperwork for the sheriff to sign and got a call maybe a week later to come pick it up.this was in jan2013

[extremewattage]

Insite firearms is like 10 mins from the courthouse. They sell a decent amount of suppressors and serve the law enforcement community as well. I'm sure they can help you out, some of them are former Leo as well

[highrollerz2323]

Insite firearms does do all the class 3 transfers, but in addition to the $200 stamp, what do they charge for filing the paper work. I have been wanting to do an SBR but someone told me they charge like $250 above and beyond the cost of the tax stamp. anyone have any experience with them?

[Toxicodendron11]

Insite firearms does do all the class 3 transfers, but in addition to the $200 stamp, what do they charge for filing the paper work. I have been wanting to do an SBR but someone told me they charge like $250 above and beyond the cost of the tax stamp. anyone have any experience with them?

You don't need them "file" the paper work for an SBR. You, as the manufacturer, fill out and send in the paper along with you finger print card.

[RXM]

Insite firearms does do all the class 3 transfers, but in addition to the $200 stamp, what do they charge for filing the paper work. I have been wanting to do an SBR but someone told me they charge like $250 above and beyond the cost of the tax stamp. anyone have any experience with them?

Two ways you can do this:

1. Build a pistol and manufacture your own SBR when your tax stamp arrives.
2. Buy a SBR and transfer it to Insite who will then transfer it to you after your tax comes in.

Most folks opt for Option 1.

I don't think Insite Charges more than $100 for a NFA transfer. Call them up...they're good people.