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silencers OK in IN?
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What do you mean by "third party"?
If you already own a silencer and move to IN, the only procedure you will need to do is notify the ATF of the address change via a letter, they will send you an acknowledgment letter stating the info in the registry has been updated, that is it.
You are not required to notify any IN agency.
What do you mean by "third party"?
If you already own a silencer and move to IN, the only procedure you will need to do is notify the ATF of the address change via a letter, they will send you an acknowledgment letter stating the info in the registry has been updated, that is it.
You are not required to notify any IN agency.
I think he means a face-to-face by "third party" and not an FFL/NFA Dealer. I don't think that is possible is it?
I don't see why not. Just have to go through the usual steps. Form4: Pictures, finger prints, cleo sign-off/not live in Gary. All that stuff.
I don't see why not. Just have to go through the usual steps. Form4: Pictures, finger prints, cleo sign-off/not live in Gary. All that stuff.
I'm considering buying a silencer where I live now and moving to IN, or moving and buying one there.
I don't know the correct way to go about it though.
Find a class III dealer in your current home state, he will walk you through the process.
I gave a quick and dirty answer in my first post about moving to IN with a NFA item already in your possession.
Or, wait until you move to IN and find a classIII dealer, again, they will walk you through the process.
Also, read this https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/class_iii_nfa/6459-nfa_faq_s.html , it will answer a lot of your questions.
I gave a quick and dirty answer in my first post about moving to IN with a NFA item already in your possession.
Or, wait until you move to IN and find a classIII dealer, again, they will walk you through the process.
Also, read this https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/class_iii_nfa/6459-nfa_faq_s.html , it will answer a lot of your questions.
Your best course of action is to first see if silencers are legal in your current state of residence.
Then do some research on the classIII gun dealers that are close to you.
Then figure out what silencer you want. You will also find that most silencer mfgs keep a very current list of dealers that stock their product, so you might be able to kill two birds with one stone just by researching the type of silencer you want.
Then do some research on the classIII gun dealers that are close to you.
Then figure out what silencer you want. You will also find that most silencer mfgs keep a very current list of dealers that stock their product, so you might be able to kill two birds with one stone just by researching the type of silencer you want.
If things go as planned just after the 11th of this month.
Do you think I should just wait until I move and buy one up there at some point? I definitely have no dire need for one right now.
Then wait until you get here. If you find one in stock at a store in your state of residence, the wait period on the paperwork is 2-3 months with the BATF. So you really do not have the time if you are moving in the next 2 weeks.
IF you can find the suppressor you want in-state, the paperwork will take MONTHS to get back with approved stamp. If you're talking about moving in > 6 Months, IN is about your only option. If you have to get it transferred to your dealer, THEN apply for the paperwork, add another month or so.
