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No idea. I'm sure there's someone on here that's built a suppressor and can explain.It seems they are saying a Form 1 suppressor could have no identifying information at all. How would you even complete the Form 1 since it has a required field for model and SN?
I have, and the Form 1 required a model and serial number. I'm sure one would be denied if those fields were left blank.No idea. I'm sure there's someone on here that's built a suppressor and can explain.
I guess I see his point, but the situation might be sticky if you were found to have a self made suppressor in your possession with no identifying information.I think the authors point was, aside from the existing make/serial numbers, you don't need to
engrave any additional information unless you sell it. He doesn't quite word it that way but I
believe that was his intent.
Right. I was only asking as I thought engraving was 100% mandatory, His article seemsIve heard this and believe it to be accurate but I would still engrave it to be safe.
In box 4H I just put in as an "additional description" the markings on theI've seen Form 1s declined because they did not include the phrase, "Gun Marked: Last name, City, State". And I've also seen Form 1s approved with an annotation that states, "Must mark gun with Last name, City, State".
As a matter of routine, I add the "Gun Marked: Last Name, City, State" on all my Form 1 submissions.
No idea what the current thought process is at ATF in terms of approving forms that don't explicitly state they're marked so, but fairly confident that you'd be in hot water if you had an NFA item without the makers name/city/state on it if push came to shove.
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