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I have not heard of any changes to the notification system. Suppressors, no need to notify anyone. SBRs same as before. I've never tried or had...

Sweet one Jerry!!!! There's a tribute to Ed's passing on the cover and inside of last months (Feb '25) issue of Shooting Times.

I didn't think there was ever a requirement for suppressors. For SBRs, MGs, and DDs (?...I think) it's still required. Unless something changed...

Old photo, taken 2011 when I purchased the Ed Brown. First 160 rounds - 20 8 round magazines at 15 yards. Eyes were in a lot better shape back then.

There is no travel notification anymore? Does that include SBRs?

Cool pics...reminds me of "black light poster" days....

Hey...gotta have something to bitch about.....

I predict FT will be whining about not going through the "hassle" of the NFA 10 years from now. LOL

I don't think it's going anywhere unfortunately. I hope, and I think this is the best chance we're going to get but I think it's going to flop. I...

Hey FT, just jump in the water already! Wait times are crazy low now and for suppressors, there isn't a travel notification requirement. All that...

Been shooting clays more lately and my dad is talking about getting back into it. If he does I plan on shooting even more. I saw this too and looks...

What's crazy about suppressors is that some European countries with very strict gun laws require them on hunting rifles in many areas. Fellow...

I think the AFT saw the writing on the wall when it acted to speed up approvals. Improvement of service? I guarantee that thought never crossed there...

This has been introduced multiple times already but in the past it was just a token act by someone in the House. There have been numerous other bills...

I'm a sucker for toys. Wouldn't mind having one for S&G's if they don't cost an arm and a leg. Also wondering if local outdoor range would allow...

Looks like fun. Checked their web. $13 for 50 birds. $10 for 90 clays at Wally World. A little pricey, but might be worth it for the fun factor....

My old Sony does “bracketed” shooting, which I love. 3 variations of the original with processing chosen by the software based on conditions. I don’t...

Great advice, and 100% agree with everything. I was an early adopter of digital photography simply because cause of the “clock is right twice a day”...

Nice! First shotgun I bought for the boys. It was a 20 gauge.

I'm in this camp as well. Since I started in video years ago, I like setting "shutter priority" because it makes more sense in my head. If you...

You already stated the first thing to learn, so you're well on your way. "Lighting is everything". Almost as a rule, more light = better. Others...

With so much technology involved I have the idea to start out basic and work up. Some people think those automatic modes are "the most basic" but I...

I agree with alamo on setting the dial to manual. A lot depends upon what you want to shoot. Product photography, landscapes, people, scenic...

If you decide to do the above mentioned practice, start out in manual mode if it's available. When you are done just send everything to the trash...

Just take it bit by bit and know what to pay attention to. We will help when and where we can. As far as equipment goes it really just depends on...