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<blockquote data-quote="mightymouse" data-source="post: 3962347" data-attributes="member: 15253">sh00ter, first things first.&nbsp; Braced AR style pistols are already SBRs, as of Jan 31, 2023.&nbsp; The 120 day grace period is to allow people to register their SBRs with the ATF.&nbsp; Some unscrupulous sellers may be trying to dump inventory so they don&#039;t have to register their SBRs, but they are treading on very, very thin ice.&nbsp; They are in fact trying to transfer unregistered NFA firearms and that is a federal felony.&nbsp; Class I FFL dealers cannot legally possess, nor can they legally transfer NFA firearms, and Class III FFL dealers must first register their braced pistols as SBRs--which will take months-- before they can then sell them.&nbsp; (In the latter case, the sale cannot be immediately completed on the spot, as all NFA procedures must be followed to allow for transfer, which usually occurs after a matter of months).On buffer tubes, I simply do not know the answer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mightymouse, post: 3962347, member: 15253"] sh00ter, first things first. Braced AR style pistols are already SBRs, as of Jan 31, 2023. The 120 day grace period is to allow people to register their SBRs with the ATF. Some unscrupulous sellers may be trying to dump inventory so they don't have to register their SBRs, but they are treading on very, very thin ice. They are in fact trying to transfer unregistered NFA firearms and that is a federal felony. Class I FFL dealers cannot legally possess, nor can they legally transfer NFA firearms, and Class III FFL dealers must first register their braced pistols as SBRs--which will take months-- before they can then sell them. (In the latter case, the sale cannot be immediately completed on the spot, as all NFA procedures must be followed to allow for transfer, which usually occurs after a matter of months). On buffer tubes, I simply do not know the answer. [/QUOTE]

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