Videos tagged with Direct to Door Shipping

This episode of Suppressors 101, featuring Zach Thuney of Capitol Armory and Cameron from Palmetto State Armory, breaks down the process of acquiring NFA items like suppressors. It covers the simplified Form 4, fingerprinting and photo requirements, the benefits of using a trust, and the direct-to-door shipping option available in 42 states under ATF variance 2020-1.

This video details the process of acquiring suppressors (silencers) and other NFA items directly to your home via Capital Armory, bypassing the traditional FFL transfer. It outlines the steps from selecting a suppressor to completing the NFA paperwork, including fingerprinting and the CLEO notification period. The presenter shares a personal timeline, highlighting a total of 34 days from fingerprint submission to delivery for two suppressors.

This guide, informed by Hickok45's expertise, details the process of acquiring a suppressor through Silencer Central. It covers selecting the right suppressor for various calibers, navigating NFA regulations and paperwork, understanding the approval timeline, and the convenience of direct-to-door shipping. The video emphasizes the support provided by Silencer Central throughout the entire process, from initial selection to final range testing.

This "American Rifleman Television" feature segment explores Silencer Central, a company founded by Brandon Maddox to simplify the National Firearms Act (NFA) suppressor acquisition process. Maddox, a former pharmacist, streamlined purchasing by offering online/phone consultations, creating free gun trusts, and facilitating direct-to-door shipping of suppressors. The company, headquartered in South Dakota with a large facility and 142 employees, also maintains FFL licensed locations in every state where silencers are legal, with W2 employees handling final compliance and delivery. Silencer Central has expanded to offer its own line of suppressors and services like barrel threading and NFA trust guidance, aiming to make the NFA process "turn-key."