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    1. G

      Best Quick-Access Safes

      I've seen fingerprint safes out there that were dangerously awful, not reliable at all as far as the print recognition accuracy/speed. I bought a Barska fingerprint safe many years ago, and it's actually been very reliable, but it's not really designed for quick access. I assume the technology...
    2. D

      LTCH - Station to get fingerprinted?

      I live in the Castleton area of Indianapolis and just applied for my LTCH, but for the life of me, I can't seem to find my local police station. It looks like the closest one I can find is down near Keystone and 30th, and I'm not sure if they do fingerprinting. Sorry if this has been answered...
    3. NomadS

      Starting NFA process before finding the item I want?

      I would like to eventually get suppressors for my .22, .223 and for my .308 but am still researching the different choices. Is there a way to get some of the paperwork / application process under way before I purchase, or do I have to have the serial numbers of the items I want before I file...
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      • background checks fingerprint nfa paperwork suppressor
      • Replies: 9
      • Forum: Class III (NFA)
    4. isius

      How do you feel about being fingerprinted?

      I couldn't find any other posts on this. I'd like to know your thoughts on being fingerprinted to acquire a LTCH. I'm not too keen on the idea that i'll be in a database most likely forever.
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