[dtox9]

Squib Load ?

[Fly320s]

Originally Posted by dtox9

Squib Load ?

No, the exact opposite.

Squib load = zero or little powder resulting in the bullet not leaving the barrel.

This video shows a cartridge with way too much powder.

[Shiza]

Originally Posted by Fly320s

No, the exact opposite.

Squib load = zero or little powder resulting in the bullet not leaving the barrel.

This video shows a cartridge with way too much powder.

I think he was referring to the first pull of the trigger being a squib and the second round coming in contact with the one left inside the barrel. But since we can't see anything before this we'll never know

[Fly320s]

Originally Posted by Shiza

I think he was referring to the first pull of the trigger being a squib and the second round coming in contact with the one left inside the barrel. But since we can't see anything before this we'll never know

Yeah, that is possible.

Looks like there is a muzzle flash, so either that squib was forcefully cleared or there wasn't an obstruction to begin with.

Either way, that gun is scrap metal now.

[EezyBeezy]

Probably even a defective revolver. Looks like the barrel blown out relatively clean.

[Lady Jane]

[CianMatt]

Which is the best flashlight to mount with LCP max 2?

[Lady Jane]

Just in case...

[Pablo Chacon]

Purchased the ERECT9R by Q, now the wait begins.
Has anyone purchased a NFA item recently with the new electronic system? If so, how long did the approval take? They are touting a 90-day timeframe.

[REB_TN_15]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

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Now that's a beautiful and fascinating firearm. I can decipher the one 20 gauge load and the double 8 x 57 Mausers, but the top round is a mystery along with the action. Either a pistol round or a small rifle cartridge, but the barrel and trigger configuration must be quite special. Quite the Swiss army knife of firearms, pun intended. I'd love to know more about this.

[Lucky John]

Originally Posted by REB_TN_15

Now that's a beautiful and fascinating firearm. I can decipher the one 20 gauge load and the double 8 x 57 Mausers, but the top round is a mystery along with the action. Either a pistol round or a small rifle cartridge, but the barrel and trigger configuration must be quite special. Quite the Swiss army knife of firearms, pun intended. I'd love to know more about this.

Vierling Four barrel rifle. (4 barrels: one .22 hornet, two 8x57 big game, one .20 gauge) OH, and get your checkbook out. Ouch

[REB_TN_15]

Originally Posted by Lucky John

Vierling Four barrel rifle. (4 barrels: one .22 hornet, two 8x57 big game, one .20 gauge) OH, and get your checkbook out. Ouch

https://fanzoj.com/collection/gunmak...rifle-shotgun/

Here's another with two 12 gauges and two 9.3x74. I guess if you're hunting big game and don't care about recoil. This puppy must kick like a mule.

[Patrick303]

Originally Posted by Pablo Chacon

Purchased the ERECT9R by Q, now the wait begins.
Has anyone purchased a NFA item recently with the new electronic system? If so, how long did the approval take? They are touting a 90-day timeframe.

If that timeline is true I will be resenting you a little bit! April 8 was the 9-month mark of waiting on my Form 4 filed the old fashioned way.

[///d]

Originally Posted by Pablo Chacon

Purchased the ERECT9R by Q, now the wait begins.
Has anyone purchased a NFA item recently with the new electronic system? If so, how long did the approval take? They are touting a 90-day timeframe.

I recently ordered a DeadAir Sandman S. I too was told they see regularly see around 90 days.

[Pablo Chacon]

Originally Posted by Patrick303

If that timeline is true I will be resenting you a little bit! April 8 was the 9-month mark of waiting on my Form 4 filed the old fashioned way.

My previous NFA item took about 11 months from date of purchase, dreadful.

Originally Posted by ///d

I recently ordered a DeadAir Sandman S. I too was told they see regularly see around 90 days.

I guess we’ll see, anything under 6 months will be a drastic improvement.

[335dlci]

Originally Posted by REB_TN_15

https://fanzoj.com/collection/gunmak...rifle-shotgun/

Here's another with two 12 gauges and two 9.3x74. I guess if you're hunting big game and don't care about recoil. This puppy must kick like a mule.

Like the m60 drilling from ww2.

[Lucky John]

Originally Posted by Pablo Chacon

My previous NFA item took about 11 months from date of purchase, dreadful.



I guess we’ll see, anything under 6 months will be a drastic improvement.

My understanding is the difference is in how you file. If you send everything in old school style through the mail with a hard copy of your prints you are looking at close to a year. If it all goes in as an electronic submittal they are taking 90 days or less.

[unluky]

Originally Posted by Lucky John

My understanding is the difference is in how you file. If you send everything in old school style through the mail with a hard copy of your prints you are looking at close to a year. If it all goes in as an electronic submittal they are taking 90 days or less.

Exactly - I did mine about a month (7 months this week) before the new E style was available and I am STILL waiting while the E file people have seen some approved in a week.

It is what it is, but aggravating for sure.

[jamesinaz]

Originally Posted by unluky

Exactly - I did mine about a month (7 months this week) before the new E style was available and I am STILL waiting while the E file people have seen some approved in a week.

It is what it is, but aggravating for sure.

Yup. I submitted in August of 2021 and still waiting. Meanwhile if I did it all over now it might actually get to me faster. As you say - it is what it is.

[VadimCr]

I've submitted in May 2021 - its been a year since then, no answer(

[Mintsopoulos]

New Toy Tuesday!

Yes there is a chamber flag in there…hence the pulled back slide.

[///d]

Originally Posted by unluky

... while the E file people have seen some approved in a week.

This got me excited so I just checked my status, still pending