Just curious why a private citizen would want to destroy a legally owned suppressor? Better off buying a new one, then to buy a used one due to the stupid illegal $200 tax?
Just curious why a private citizen would want to destroy a legally owned suppressor? Better off buying a new one, then to buy a used one due to the stupid illegal $200 tax?
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What?
This is the second time you've posted the question, obviously it is important to you.So, WHERE does the question arise from? Who is looking to destroy a suppressor?Originally Posted by thedonn007
Not sure what you are askingOriginally Posted by thedonn007
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Ok, the question which started this debacle...
inadvertently
In an inadvertent manner; heedlessly; carelessly; inconsiderately; unintentionally.
adv.
- Unintentionally, because of an oversight.
adv.
without knowledge or intention
The question posed was; what to do once a suppressor has been ACCIDENTALLY (inadvertently, unintentionally, without intention, because of an oversight) destroyed.
No one is looking to destroy a suppressor. But once it has, inadvertently, how does one go about removing it from the BATFE registry.
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You were not happy about me asking the question in your thread, so I created a new thread. It was posted in that thread that people had sent in suppressors for destruction. I am curious as to the circumstances that would lead someone to want to destroy a suppressor. I was not asking you why you wanted to destroy your suppressor.
Decent ones have lifetime warranty. Send it back.
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