ATF form Sign off question

[PresentArms]

I been kicking it around and decided to SBR my GSG-5PK by adding a folding stock. Has anyone tried to have Sheriff Fisher sign off on form 1 with any luck or am I wasting my time?

Thanks

 

[BradMacc82]

This might be better suited for the NFA/Class III section, Middle River - is that AA Co.?, either way I can only say that our local sheriff is willing to sign off on form 1's and 4's.

Good luck with that.

 

[mikec]

There are several options available to you. You could have MSP do the sign off. They do it so we don't have to deal with local CLEO's who may not agree with NFA. The other is a trust. As mentioned in the first response, visit the NFA section and read. There is plenty of good info.

 

[Alaskacajun]

Go the "trust" route. Our local CLEO charges $150 fee to do a "back ground check" on every NFA item that we need his signature for...

- Clint

 

[PresentArms]

Go the "trust" route. Our local CLEO charges $150 fee to do a "back ground check" on every NFA item that we need his signature for...

- Clint

Holy Crap 150.00 to tell me something they already know. Now were up to 350.00 before I start. I will have to look into the trust.

 

[rsideout]

Holy Crap 150.00 to tell me something they already know. Now were up to 350.00 before I start. I will have to look into the trust.

The fee from MSP at the Pikesville Firearms Branch is $18 for the CJIS background check. They are currently running about 3 - 4 weeks for sign offs. IMHO, not a big deal to drop off paperwork with them for signature. But others choose to go the Trust route.

BTW, this thread is belongs in the NFA section.

 

[PresentArms]

Thanks

 

[Flipz]

The fee from MSP at the Pikesville Firearms Branch is $18 for the CJIS background check. They are currently running about 3 - 4 weeks for sign offs. IMHO, not a big deal to drop off paperwork with them for signature. But others choose to go the Trust route.

BTW, this thread is belongs in the NFA section.

+1

MSP in Pikesville is your best option if you go the individual route. Take rsideout's word for it. He's the NFA king around here. I've done a few through MSP already and the average time to get them back was 6 weeks.

 

[rsideout]

Thanks Flipz, but I'm hardly the NFA King. As far as I can tell, that honor belongs to SCARQCB. I've just been a little more active buying stamps lately. And I still have lots of ground to make up if I want to catch him.

 

[Flipz]

I stand corrected. All hail SCARCQB!