NFA examiner reassignment

[JeepDriver]

And Maryland falls under Dana Pickles.

Don't have a link right now, but ATF released a memo with a list of geographical reassignment of NFA examiners. No longer will it be done by store name. Each examiner should be well versed in the different state laws as they apply to NFA items.

 

[Combloc]

Is she hot?

 

[ericoak]

Hmmm how about they take all those $200 checks we send them and hire some more examiners. Some consistency will be nice though.

 

[Darkknight]

Dana approved my last one, just under 8 weeks if I remember correctly.

 

[Inigoes]

Dana has been quite fast is approving Form 4s.

 

[BenL]

Well hell, this is good news, then. My last examiner took 4 months.

 

[Masterchief36]

Well,hopefully I get Ms.Pickles.

 

[antco]

Is she hot?

IIRC, Dana is a he.

 

[boatbiologist]

Hmmm. Makes too much sence. Something doesn't add up.

 

[jonnyl]

This must be a different one....

http://www.facebook.com/people/Dana-Pickles/100001640731787

 

[Sid.]

IIRC, Dana is a he.

I'm pretty sure I read that somewhere too...

 

[jmira]

he... I spoke with him on the phone once.

 

[Billman]

It's Mr. Pickles

 

[clandestine]

 

[bbrown]

Interesting. My last examiner was Nicole Dudash, but that was in April.

Bryan

 

[clandestine]

Dana is known to be fast. Its a good thing for MD Residents.

 

[EngageSmith]

Dana is known to be fast. Its a good thing for MD Residents.

Sweet. I should have my stuff back from MSP any day now, this means I can probably take my SBR and can to the Pat Rogers class I signed up for.

 

[clandestine]

Sweet. I should have my stuff back from MSP any day now, this means I can probably take my SBR and can to the Pat Rogers class I signed up for.

Youll like that class.

If your all ready to mail the packet, you should see an approved form 1 or 4 in 60-70 days if you send it now.

 

[Bigpapa]

Dana is known to be fast. Its a good thing for MD Residents.

I like to hear that!

 

[Kingjamez]

I hope this change will lead to overall faster turn arounds due to better expertise on the law. However, given how many states Dana has, He still has a lot to know. I suppose it's better than all the states though.

The list is interesting. It's clear which states have higher NFA requests than others. Hopefully, the NFA branch will do a good job load leveling between the examiners.

-Jim