Fast approval time

[crapshoot]

I've bought 4 this summer and the only fast one was the rimfire one.
Harvester Evo -109 days
Griffin GP5-24 days
Silencerco Sparrow <1 day
Second Harvester Evo- 64 days and counting.

All of those times are fast comparatively speaking.

 

[MPFD]

All of those times are fast comparatively speaking.

I agree, but you would think after doing three cans in 4 months there would be a check mark or something that would say, this can be fast tracked...

One of my buddies bought the same evo from the same dealer two weeks after me. It was his first ever NFA item and had his approved the next day... There is no consistency.

 

[SupressYourself]

... There is no consistency.

Yep, and that's the only thing that's been consistent about it the last 10 or so years I've been watching it.

 

[dale06]

My application was submitted five weeks ago, still waiting.

 

[limbhanger10]

...are the cans in stock at your dealer?..or are you waiting for a serial # from kiosk/ supplier to be shipped to your dealer?

 

[crapshoot]

From what I'm hearing, supply can't keep up with demand. IF suppressors get removed from the nfa, you can expect that to get even worse. Demand will be even greater, wait times for product will increase, and prices will also go up at least until the supply becomes greater than the demand.

If you were waiting for the nfa to go away, to save the wait and were hoping for a price decrease, you may be SOL on both accounts.
Of course this is all speculation based on a big IF.

 

[dale06]

...are the cans in stock at your dealer?..or are you waiting for a serial # from kiosk/ supplier to be shipped to your dealer?

The suppressor bought was in stock at my local dealer. He had quite a selection of different suppressors.

 

[bark]

I purchased another one last Saturday. I received the tax stamp by 10 am Tuesday.

 

[dale06]

I applied January 2, just received approved notice, Feb 11.

 

[Pinoy Piper]

My last one took 2 days