Supressor sign off?

[DaveIam]

I'm getting ready to go through the process of getting a suppressor. Before I start spending any money though, how likely I am to get the Delco Sheriff to sign off on the forms? Has anyone done this lately?

[WCMG]

We recommend getting Class III items under a gun trust. It cuts the wait time in half, plus eliminates the need for the sheriff sign-off, finger prints, and photographs.

[DaveIam]

I have no desire to do a trust. Thanks anyway.

[WCMG]

I have no desire to do a trust. Thanks anyway.

Just curious, you can message me instead if you want, but is it because of the cost or some other reason?

[Wildbill990]

From what I remember your gtg in Delco with sign offs. I'd search through this sub forum just to be safe but pretty sure the sherif will sign fortunately for you.

[thundrr1]

I "heard" that the new sheriff is NFA friendly. You might want to PM Mr. Brutsche. He was going to do it in January.

http://forum.pafoa.org/nfa-class-3-t...ship-cleo.html

[DaveIam]

Just curious, you can message me instead if you want, but is it because of the cost or some other reason?

I just don't see the benefit in it. I don't mind waiting for things I want. The finger prints and photos are simple enough to do. So why add more people into the mix?

[90volts]

Or you can just ask the sheriff what his policy is on the matter. Seems that would be the best way to go about it don't you think?

[thundrr1]

My experience has been that there really is no significant difference time wise between the two methods.

http://www.nfatracker.com/

The sheriff in Delco HAS been NFA friendly and has signed off with no issues, making the Trust only needed for multi-owner scenarios.

Yeah,,, I know,,,,, this close to Philly and we can have a Street Sweeper or a Shorty Shotty or a Suppressor or a AOW or a 12" ??????

[thundrr1]

Or you can just ask the sheriff what HER policy is on the matter. Seems that would be the best way to go about it don't you think?

Fixed it fer ya...............