Where in Tulsa to buy???

[advmotoxc]

I have no idea where to begin the purchase of a can for my .22

Is there a dealer here that I can swing by and will get me going?

I doubt the dealer can handle ALL of the paperwork, but help with it would be nice.

I also need my barrel threaded on my 10/22.

Anyone dealt with 2A for any of this?

Thanks

 

[KOPBET]

Sportsworld sells cans, but I've never bought there. I got my last one from Dustin Gaunder in Mustang. Check with him before you buy.

 

[Perplexed]

Can Dustin ship a can while doing the can can?

 

[ok_general]

Sports World will also write you up a trust. I have bought 3 suppressors from them with no problems.

 

[advmotoxc]

Sportsworld sells cans, but I've never bought there. I got my last one from Dustin Gaunder in Mustang. Check with him before you buy.

I sent Dustin an email and hope to hear from him. Thanks

Sports World will also write you up a trust. I have bought 3 suppressors from them with no problems.

I will swing by there after work and have a talk with them.
Thanks

 

[KOPBET]

Can Dustin ship a can while doing the can can?

I don't think you want to see Dustin doing the can can. Not that he wouldn't look good in a short ruffled skirt or anything. Just sayin' ...

 

[338Shooter]

I replied to your email. Hope it helps.

 

[peanut]

Call S&H.

 

[advmotoxc]

Well I was out and about last night, so I stopped by Sports World to talk to someone down there. After waiting 10 min to get someone to stop and ask if I needed help,
I spoke with an older gentleman that told me that the sheriff in Tulsa County does not sign the paperwork for a can very often. I will quote his next statement, "And he darn sure wont sign yours"... WTF is that supposed to mean???

I wasnt sure how to take that, so I told him thanks for his time and that was the last time I went to Sports World...

Now to my question,
If the Sheriff doesnt sign the paperwork, is the only other option to do a trust? Does it HAVE to be the Sheriff in the county you reside in?

Thanks

 

[338Shooter]

Yes or police chief of the town you live in. If you're in Tulsa you're stuck setting up a trust, corp, or LLC.

You can use Quicken Willmaker Premium with living trust option or talk to an attorney about setting up a trust. I have a guy in OKC I can get you his info if you want.