14.5 Perm attached FH and Barrel Questions

[dramabeats]

I figured since the gun store where you purchased the firearm from does some type of background and/or paperwork such as "transfer" forms, That would go to the ATF into what ever database they may or may not have. Now with that information, say u purchase a silencer or Short Barrel (anything under 16 inches) that there would be something in place to ping o. Any further/ future purchases towards products such as SB' and silencers and Automatic conversion kits.

But like I said b4 that was me over thinking something to the fullest. I should have known better.

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The gun shop keeps it for 20 years, I don't think they have to send them to the BATFE after that.

IF the business closes then they must send off the forms.

[Iraqgunz]

Let's just leave this alone unless there is something of substance to add.

[RecklessRookie]

The gun shop keeps it for 20 years, I don't think they have to send them to the BATFE after that.

IF the business closes then they must send off the forms.

Indeed.

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[Wangstang]

OP...If you want to go with a 14.5" or 14.7" barrel and keep it off the NFA list but still be able to remove the gas block, your only retail option right now is to purchase a Voodoo Innovations Manimal flash hider. It's essentially an extended A2 hider that's been made with an outside diameter that's smaller than .750" so a gas block can pass over it, allowing full work to be done on the barrel without having to cut off a welded muzzel device. The catch here is that you have to go with a .750" gas block, not a .625" gas block and matched barrel.

Wes

[RecklessRookie]

OP...If you want to go with a 14.5" or 14.7" barrel and keep it off the NFA list but still be able to remove the gas block, your only retail option right now is to purchase a Voodoo Innovations Manimal flash hider. It's essentially an extended A2 hider that's been made with an outside diameter that's smaller than .750" so a gas block can pass over it, allowing full work to be done on the barrel without having to cut off a welded muzzel device. The catch here is that you have to go with a .750" gas block, not a .625" gas block and matched barrel.

Wes

What's the down side in the diameter difference?

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[MistWolf]

No downside or advantage to either, really, except .750 gasblocks seem to be more commonly available