Like a lot of people I see, I'm interested in getting a suppressor and I seen a thread the other day regarding someone here that does gun trust. Anyone care to tell me who that is or who you used around the Houston area? Also, so I know exactly what I'm doing.. I do the trust, put a payment on the one I want, send in the form with my stamp money and in several months I'll get the stamp and can get my suppressor? Sound about correct? Thanks for any info
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I had mine done local but I am pretty sure this guy does them. -
I used an attorney in the DFW area.
Chris Bass did a great job for me and everything was done by email. It cost me 300.00.
I'm sure there are attorneys in the Houston area who are just as good.
If I remember correctly, once I had my trust completed and notarized, I simply called the Silencer Shop and ordered my first two suppressors. They guided me through the process and made it easy.
The hard part is waiting for ATF approval.Comment
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Sean Cody in the Houston area.
SC Texas here on TBH.Comment
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That's pretty much how it works. When I finally broke down and called a lawyer I had my trust set up that day. Just had to get it notarized once it was drafted and reviewed. I put a dollar in mine to make it active. Then I bought my "can" from silencer shop. They did all the paperwork for me and I paid for my tax stamp with my online order. I had mine delivered to my door, which took an extra 2 weeks to do the form and get shipped. This was before silencer shop changed their business model. Now it has to go through a local dealer, but they will still do the paperwork and let you buy your tax stamp online. That way you don't have to wait for a check to cash. There are many ways to order/purchase your suppressor, and I'm not an expert on which is best. But silencer shop did me right when I ordered through them. As far as trust lawyers go... Sean Cody (I think he is the one on TBH) made my buddy's trust up for him. I used Jim Willi to draft mine and I am very happy with the experience. I've heard both names mentioned on here before, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend either to build your trust. Good luck, be warned though, the NFA game is addicting!!!
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Yea I've heard waiting is the hardest part about it all!Originally posted by ezypikns View PostComment
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Originally posted by lungbuster1985 View PostThat's pretty much how it works. When I finally broke down and called a lawyer I had my trust set up that day. Just had to get it notarized once it was drafted and reviewed. I put a dollar in mine to make it active. Then I bought my "can" from silencer shop. They did all the paperwork for me and I paid for my tax stamp with my online order. I had mine delivered to my door, which took an extra 2 weeks to do the form and get shipped. This was before silencer shop changed their business model. Now it has to go through a local dealer, but they will still do the paperwork and let you buy your tax stamp online. That way you don't have to wait for a check to cash. There are many ways to order/purchase your suppressor, and I'm not an expert on which is best. But silencer shop did me right when I ordered through them. As far as trust lawyers go... Sean Cody (I think he is the one on TBH) made my buddy's trust up for him. I used Jim Willi to draft mine and I am very happy with the experience. I've heard both names mentioned on here before, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend either to build your trust. Good luck, be warned though, the NFA game is addicting!!!
Awesome! I appreciate the lengthy write up. I wanted to make sure I had the correct info on things I needed to do. I want to get one for my .308 and then use that one on a 6.5 creedmoor also.. I've always wondered how well they actually work.. HahaComment
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Chris Bass did mine. Sean Cody is a member here and have heard great things about him.Comment
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Not to sound like a broken record but Sean Cody is the man to talk to...
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X2,Originally posted by Mike D View Post
I just used Cody, he was quick, in the process of getting my limited trustees added now.Comment
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Just ordered my silencerco omega to run on 300 blk and 308. I went through silencer shop again, I'm hoping the process is as simple and painless as my last one was. Only time will tell if I made the right decision on that one. My spectre2 makes my 22s movie quiet. And on the 300blk a suppressor is really quiet also. They make an AR sound like a 22 and, just about everything is safe to shoot without ear pro. It just sucks at the range when everyone else is blasting away, and you just want to be quiet.Comment
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Haha right. Nothing like going to the range and everyone is blowing your ears out. That's why I try to pick a time when everyone isn't there!Originally posted by lungbuster1985 View PostComment
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Thanks for the input guys. It was a pleasure talking to you Bigtex, We will get together one dayComment
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