Surefire, 2nd Gen SOCOM Rifle Suppressor, SPS, 300 Blackout, Black Finish,

Description

The SureFire SOCOM300-SPS is ideal for .300 BLK/Whisper (7.62 x 35) subsonic and supersonic ammo users who want top-tier sound reduction from a precision-made suppressor. It also performs well in 5.56 mm applications. The SPS uses specialized V-shaped baffles that maximize sound suppression for subsonic rounds while nearly eliminating first-round flash and dust signatures. Made of Inconel alloy and stainless steel, and CNC laser-welded, it’s stealthy without sacrificing strength. Go ahead. Make it rain.

• Optimized for .300 BLK Carbines with 10-Inch or Shorter Barrels
• Designed for Subsonic Ammunition
• Eliminates First-Round Flash
• Engineered for Extreme Durability
• Suppresses Visible Flash by up to 99.5%

Suppressors and SBR’s are legal to own in 42 states and growing. Suppressors can be purchased through an authorized dealer but are regulated by the national firearms act [nfa] branch of the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives. This means there are a few extra steps for purchasing a suppressor compared to a regular firearm. The following outlines what you need to legally purchase a suppressor.

Requirements
Be a resident of a state where suppressors are legal
Be at least 21 years of age
Be a united states resident
Be legally allowed to purchase a firearm
Pass an atf background check that usually needs 6 to 9 months to process
Pay a one time tax of $200
Ensure your local chief law enforcement officer gets a copy of your form 4

Materials to purchase a suppressor, you will need to find an authorized dealer in your area. Once you find the suppressor you want, the dealer will assist you in filling out a form 4. This is the form you will send into atf along with the following:

Atf form 4 (duplicate)
Fbi form fd-258s in black ink
$200 check to batfe-nfa
Passport photos
Ate form 5320.23 (if using a trust)