Silencer Ownership Rules

[phineas7]

I was told about keeping the stamp with you, but I've read of other restrictions and want to get some clarifications.

Is the stamp for ownership, possesion, access or usage?

I read that if anyone even had access to it, it was illegal. Admitedly this particular comment was applied to all Class III toys. It basically suggested that they had to be locked in a safe that only you had access to. What are the access and storage rules?

I can see where you could not "lend it out" like other thing you own, but does that mean you're the only one that can touch, hold or use it in any circumstance?

Do the same rules apply for SBR's?

[leeboat]

You can let other people use it as long as you are there with them. As far as storage , it just has to be secured. ATF doesn't say anything about having to be in a safe, I would just kepp it some place where it is not likely to be stolen.

Unlike someone I know who just happened to leave his SBR and suppressor in his unlocked truck. It was lucky for me at the time because I needed his flash hider but this is not advisable.

[phineas7]

So "secured" does not mean that someone in my family cannot get to it without me there.
As-in: It's in my safe, but my wife knows the combination, or it's in a lock box, the my wife knows where the key is, type of thing.

Do the same rules apply for SBR's?

[leeboat]

Correct it does not have to be in such a place that no one else can access it. And yes same goes with the SBR. All rules that apply to the suppressor are the same for any Class III items.