"easier to just comply if there’s nothing to hide….."
Dude, where's my country?
Joe
Dude, where's my country?
Joe
& it has nothing to do with us having nothing to hide."easier to just comply if there’s nothing to hide….."
Dude, where's my country?
Joe
Don’t think it can get more clear. But it's vague and difficult to understand.From ATF final rule 2021R-08F, Section V, subsection B, "Options for Affected Persons", 2nd paragraph:
"To transfer an affected firearm to another individual after the date this rule is published [Jan 31, 2023], it must be registered in the NFRTR, and the individual must submit and receive approval on an Application for Tax Paid Transfer and Registration of Firearm, ATF Form 4; otherwise, the transfer is a violation of the NFA (see 26 U.S.C. 5861 (e)."
The NFRTR is the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record. To date, more than 641,000 SBRs are registered in the NFRTR.
This is amusing to me. So, what are you gonna do?Complying with & signing away your rights cause of their overreach is not going to work for the majority of us.
This is a silly statement. If you already have a suppressor, SBR, or any other NFA items that you have to PAY for a tax stamp, why is this a carrot or why is it that you ID yourself and surrender to the feds? They already "got" you.They are dangling a carrot in front of you in the way of a free tax stamp (which they don't have the authority to do) hoping you will follow. & it saddens me that so many of you are.
I just thought of something regarding this whole stupid concept of “constructive possession.” Leaving aside the notion that the ATF is now regulating perceived intent, what happens if you swap out the braced pistol’s barrel for a barrel that is at least 16” long - do they still have a hissy fit over you having a less than 16” barrel lying around?
Neither situation should be a problem or illegal from what I understand but I'm not an expert on this new rule. I'm sure those that are, will be along shortly to help you out.I just left a pawn shop that had 3 ‘sbr’s’ on the rack. I’m going to talk to the manager, who is pretty up on stuff, to see what he is going to do.
I guess if a pawn shop gets stuck with a brace that they can pull the brace and sell the gun? What if they sell the brace separate? Same guy buys both and takes them home and installs the brace?
Replace the word brace with stock in your questions. The answers become rather obvious. They should have pulled the braces off when the rule became official.I just left a pawn shop that had 3 ‘sbr’s’ on the rack. I’m going to talk to the manager, who is pretty up on stuff, to see what he is going to do.
I guess if a pawn shop gets stuck with a brace that they can pull the brace and sell the gun? What if they sell the brace separate? Same guy buys both and takes them home and installs the brace?
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