Could you register pistols that do not yet have a brace for the $0 tax stamp?This. It has to go through all of the process before ATF gets shot down. The only move I'm making is IF ATF determines a "pistol" with a brace is an SBR and offers a $0 registration period, I'll take advantage of that. Even if/when ATF gets shot down in court, if I've already registered one or more "pistols" as SBR's, hopefully they'll get to remain on the registry because I'll already have rifle stocks on them.
Anything else and I'll either make them so they don't have to be registered, or just Form 1 them on eFile and be done with it. All else being equal, I'd like to have an SBR or two, and one "pistol" I can use in states where AR pistols are legal, but SBR's are not. JMO, YMMV
ATF recognizes that these 14 factors may affect industry members and members of the public, as they may manufacture or already own firearms with a “stabilizing brace” attached. ATF wants to assist affected persons and industry members and provides the additional information in this proposed rule to aid them in complying with Federal laws and regulations.
Could you register pistols that do not yet have a brace for the $0 tax stamp?
There is no $0 tax stamp. If you choose to go that route you'll be required to pay the $200 tax. They make that very clear.
There's no longer a debate about the "free" tax stamp. The proposed rule linked to above makes that crystal clear. It also makes clear the AFT is moving forward this. I don't think they give a rat's ass about NYSRPA v Bruen or WV v EPA. It's up to someone to challenge the AFT...it's not up to them to do what's right (at least that's seems to be how the AFT operates, anyway).
Pistol tubes will sky rocket in price if this becomes law. Seems like pistol braced AR's and AK's are more popular than rifles.
Really? I have zero faith in our courts. And that goes for the SCOTUS too. As was with the bump stock case, they will just decline to hear this. Then the ATF wins. Whether someone agrees with bumpstocks or not, the way they were banned was unconstitutional. And the way a bumpstock works is clearly NOT a machine gun. Just like a pistol brace is clearly NOT a stock. But those facts don’t matter to tyrants.They’ve already been challenged. Second Amendment Foundation v. ATF. That case has been put on hold until after the ATF’s rule drops, but the plaintiff’s case has already been bolstered by the two recent SCOTUS rulings. ATF is not gonna have an easy ride when it comes to pistol braces.
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