NFA noob need help

[Bender]

i wanted to get a can for my glock 17 and i just need a simple rundown on what is involved

[Toxicodendron11]

i wanted to get a can for my glock 17 and i just need a simple rundown on what is involved

This sticky has all the info you pretty much need. Sticky's are our friend

http://forum.pafoa.org/nfa-class-3-t...a-jaybell.html

[Bender]

thanx looks like i got about half a headach comming but it will be worth it in the end

[bogey1]

thanx looks like i got about half a headach comming but it will be worth it in the end

that depends. do a lot of research before buying.

[forceinPA]

I have the new SWR Octanes in. They sure are sweet cans, and Yes, shop around and do reasearch.

[Bender]

i need to think this out cuz i know my local chief of police isn't gonna sign off on anything fun

[lager1829]

i need to think this out cuz i know my local chief of police isn't gonna sign off on anything fun

I think I read somewhere in here that the Lancaster Co. Sheriff will do it. You could always form a trust, which allows you to skip the fingerprints and local LEO sign off, among other benefits, but the upfront cost is about what your first can will cost you. And if you go that route, I highly recommend you go to a good firearms atty (I used Joshua Prince, princelaw.com) and don't do the quicken willmaker thing. You get what you pay for there. Good Luck!!

[forceinPA]

Skip the chief, Lanc co. sheriff WILL sign off.

[Kramer]

I have the new SWR Octanes in. They sure are sweet cans...

Yes, they are an excellent can; SWR makes high quality cans.

[bogey1]

Yes, they are an excellent can; SWR makes high quality cans.

how do they compare to gemtech cans? I have the halo in .223 it's ok i guess. I don't have anything to compare it to though.