.22lr cans?

[Scsmith42]

I have a TBAC .22 Takedown that I use with a PPQ .22 tactical, and a 22/45. The darn slide cycling is louder than the can, I kid you not. I'm very pleased with it.

Winchester XT22LR ammo comes out of the barrel subsonic too (yet about 100 fps faster than their "subsonic" ammo). I think that it's because it is a slower burning powder designed for a rifle barrel, so it's not reaching full speed out of the shorter pistol barrel.

The combination is very quiet and very accurate.

 

[1911gobang]

Right now it is looking like 1.5 years on any new forms. They have almost 400k applications right now and do about 20k a month. You do the math. My current forms are at 300 days.

I know, and it @#$#@! SUUUCCKKKSSS!!!!!
Hell...my hearing will be gone from old age by the time I get my damned can....

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[NKD]

Also got my TB takedown via Tsconver. Really really happy.
Super quiet and light.
Has exceeded my expectations.

 

[MadMardigan]

Right now it is looking like 1.5 years on any new forms. They have almost 400k applications right now and do about 20k a month. You do the math. My current forms are at 300 days.

20 months for the current paperwork?

Rumblings that they are going to be changing things up the streamline the process. That number could change quickly.

 

[MadMardigan]

http://www.recoilweb.com/atf-goes-through-major-nfa-branch-reorganization-127570.html

Here's the article on the ATF reorganization

 

[TSConver]

http://www.recoilweb.com/atf-goes-through-major-nfa-branch-reorganization-127570.html

Here's the article on the ATF reorganization

I got my info from an atf investigator that worked in nfa and still talks to them. I would not hold my breath on any changes impacting timelines. Only so many forms a person can review in a day. That math equates to 20k per month which would take 20 months to clear the backlog.

It really sucks as it is impacting my business.