Any idea what a " qualified purchase" is?Originally Posted by buffalobo
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Any idea what a " qualified purchase" is?
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No clue, have not had a chance to call them to pursue it.
I think Hoser has me taken care of. Thank you guys for the suggestions. I should be seeing him in a little over a week, if our government bosses allow us.
What did you end up going with? Newbie education resource you found helpful? I'm in the same place where you started.
I got 2 Thunderbeast ultra 7's in .30 cal and an offset .22 lr for shooting pistol and rifle open sights. I can not remember the brand of .22lr can now.
If the NFA got overturned tomorrow I?d likely get a 6-7? long .30 Cal can from HUXWERX aka OSS, or YHM. And a .22 can from HUXWERX as well.
So you are not taking the plunge for a Whisper pickle because of the NFA? The more people that own them the more we can claim "common use" and have a better argument to remove Silencers from the NFA. Just take the plunge, I waited years then once got my first one got 3 more. I am at the point I dont even shoot with out them anymore.
Just saying.................. DO IT!
Last edited by Skully; 12-03-2022 at 17:34.
"The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles. --Jeff Cooper"
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After talking with brokenscout the other day, he has pretty much talked me into another, along with a 9mm carbine. A 147 grain bullet vs the 40 grain from a .22 sounds like much more fun, especially with comparable sound. I may have 4 in the works in the next week or two, maybe 5 if I order one for my .40 carbine.
Thank you
SCOTUS quantified "in common use" as "hundreds of thousands sold" in Caetano v Massachusetts. An NY federal court further refined that number as 64,890 in Maloney v Singas. ATF shows over 2.7 million registered suppressors on their statistics page. We should be covered.So you are not taking the plunge for a Whisper pickle because of the NFA? The more people that own them the more we can claim "common use" and have a better argument to remove Silencers from the NFA. Just take the plunge, I waited years then once got my first one got 3 more. I am at the point I dont even shoot with out them anymore.
Just saying.................. DO IT!
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