ATF can mail you the cards for free from their website.
The ink pad goes for $7 on Amazon.
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Yes, you can do it yourself.
I guess you could technically fabricate the fingerprints with someone else’s fingerprints, but that is a pretty big felony.
No notarization process. With the exception of mailing notification to the CLEO and mailing ATF your prints, it is all done online.
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That’s ridiculous. That’s $50 that can go towards your stamp or suppressor parts.
Do them yourself. $7 for an inkpad. ATF Distribution Center online for FREE fingerprint cards.
There’s plenty of how to videos or instructions on how to fill out the form.
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Honestly I thought they would reject my fingerprints because I didn't do a great job on them. I guess that's why the require two cards. I had no troubles though. Approved in 3 weeks.
Have any of you tried the Quiet bore drill jigs or something? I am having trouble with my drill press getting the holes centered. I don’t want to waste anymore parts with off center holes.
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They are good for 22LR.
If you don’t mind can you tell me what the inner diameter of the clamp is?
Ah, sorry. I have the jig in my storage unit. I might be swinging by there this weekend and can tell you then or send you a pic.
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I'm debating on if I want to do aluminum baffles for a .22lr form 1 can. I hear they are a BITCH to clean. Anyone have experience?
Yes, and you could invest in an ultrasonic cleaner or wet tumbler. Just use soap and hot water.
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...as are stainless steel pins.
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I have an all-aluminum 22 LR can. I just don't let it get too fouled up. I pull it apart and wipe id down frequently. The baffle stack can be hard to pull apart if you let it go too long.
All aluminum excels in its ultra light weight, and is convenient for a small-ish semi-auto. I like having a can dedicated for 22LR since it's kind of a filthy round.
Think about this; your AR has an aluminum receiver. It's not the end of the world.
[EDIT]I also use anti-seize on the threads, and that is very helpful. The high temperature stuff used for automobile applications.
[EDIT2] To answer the question; Elbow grease, Hoppes 9 (just wipe it all off) and clean before 250 rounds. Anti-seize the threads.
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Supposedly SG Aviation doesn't. Any thoughts on that?
Great point. Says "Safe for use on aluminum".
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001VXU7OE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_BPUSzbQS8RN5N
Thanks Outrider, I just ordered some from the above mentioned link.
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