mattnh

Some recent NH F4s I got back: E-FILED F4s: Filed 3/24/2014 Approved 7/14/14 112 days ~3.75 months Paper F4s: Check cashed 10/21/13 Approved 7/11/14 263 days ~8.75 months

SWR Octane 45 or AAC TiRant If you want to use it on a pistol with regular sights, I strongly suggest considering the Osprey 45 You might also want to consider a Bowers CAC45 for the M3 - would prob. look better

Got a paper F4 back earlier this week (in NH) Mailed 9/7/13 Check cashed 9/10/13 Approved 5/23/14 Stamp arrived 6/3/14

LOL, I hope he gets his M134... Not gonna happen, though...

Got two paper F4s stamps back recently (in NH): Mailed 9/4/2013 Check cashed 9/9/13 Approved 4/30/14 Stamps Received 5/5/14

If you submit an F4 for an item that has not recently transferred and the overall length differs from the original form (and a recent letter or picture is not on file), expect to be asked for pictures of the item next to a ruler to document the new OAL. Some other items will also get automatically kicked back for pictures. For example, it appears every Vector factory mini-uzi MG was registered using the OAL of a full-size. The ATF knows these are all wrong and will ask you to document the correct length before approving a transfer with the correct OAL.

Got 2 stamps back today of F4s mailed on 4/20/13 NH paper F4s are now running ~10months

Wow - great looking gun. Any possibily it was refinished?

Is that the one in the James Julia Auction?

Thanks - I found the drum-cut discussion you spoke about here: http://www.machinegunboards.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=16231&hl=drum&do=findComment&comment=135168

M1 #1 http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=394479555 http://s1340.photobucket.com/user/hueytownpawncoin/slideshow/M1%20Thompson%20Bridgeport M1 #2 http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=394481556 M1A1 #3 http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=394836817 Thanks in advance, -- Matt

From your description, I'll assume the dealer is doing an in-state transfer to your (or facilitating one) and he isn't doing an F3 to your designated dealer in your state. If so, your best bet is to just submit totally new paperwork and the tranferor can wait for his refund on the messed-up paperwork... I would submit a letter with the new paperwork explaining the situation... Before doing anything, ask the dealer to send you a scan of what he actually submitted. IMHO, doesn't sound all that bad (so long as the dealer is being open and communicative. Good luck.

I can def. help you with the .45 problem, lol http://i1341.photobucket.com/albums/o745/zotbot/KWA1_zps7086ea0d.jpg

Dunno - Maybe I can find a few somethings you would find interesting...

Couple of recent NFA transfer times into NH F3 efiled SOT-to-SOT - 29 days paper F4/trust - check-cashed to stamp-received: 295 days and I dropped another paper form in the mail today... 8-)

Hi Larry, Funny - I have occassionally read this forum over the past couple years, but never joined... After seeing your collection, I actually recalled this thread about you showing Thompsons up in Manchester. I was busy that weekend or we would have met sooner... Best, Matt

Frank G. sold a transferable last year on Gunbroker. I forget what it sold for, but I recall being pretty surprised at the number of bidders who jumped in right at the end AND shocked at the final price... Bonus video to get your 93-R fix, lol...