"Who is my NFA Examiner?"

[Rebel Rifle Ordnance]

Great, I get the guy with the most states, Shipman has 9 more than any other examiner. He should be clogged for decades....

[rcpd34]

Where did these numbers come from? Says 53 days from pending for my examiner and I'm over 75 and still waiting...

[scottryan]

tag for later reading

[BCmJUnKie]

Back in june my examiner was Frushour, when I called a couple weeks back its now Shipman.

[Chuck Finley]

Santamaria - 39 Days from Pending till Approved.................LMAO

I have been pending a Form 1 since May 25th and she is the examiner.

Guess she decided to change her time line and make it longer.

[munch520]

Nicole Dudash's times look acceptable get it girl

I keep tryin to forget about my stamp and everytime I do someone posts something lol. STOP it! Just be patient! lol

sounds like me every time I have a gun-related package on the way, constantly 'reloading' the FedEx or UPS tracking page

[scottryan]

Below is the approx times that yuor examiner is averaging...you have to add "both" numbers to get a seudo- accurate total of days you are going to wait after mailing it off...

What?

Date sent to stamps received is the total time. Pending to approved is a chuck of that. You wouldn't add the two numbers. Can you please clarify?

[scottryan]

Great, I get the guy with the most states, Shipman has 9 more than any other examiner. He should be clogged for decades....

IA and HI not free states when it comes to NFA. MN doesn't allow silencers which are the most transferred NFA weapon.

The other states are mid to low population states.

The assignment by state was figured by taking the total transfer by each state and dividing them up equally so each examiner has roughly the same number of transfers to process, but could have more or less states, depending on population and if the state is NFA friendly.

[rjacobs]

MO are not free states when it comes to NFA.

Please explain? MO is plenty NFA friendly, actually just had a law change making it EASIER to possess NFA items. Prior to it you had to have an FFL(C&R sufficed), now you no longer need the FFL.

[scottryan]

Please explain? MO is plenty NFA friendly, actually just had a law change making it EASIER to possess NFA items. Prior to it you had to have an FFL(C&R sufficed), now you no longer need the FFL.

I wasn't aware of that. I see this law takes into effect on 8/28/2011