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<blockquote data-quote="O4L" data-source="post: 3962877" data-attributes="member: 24429">If anyone can show where it states specifically in the new &quot;rule&quot; that an individual cannot buy or sell a pistol with a brace during the 120 day forbearance/amnesty period it would probably help clear up this question.If it cannot be determined that a pistol with a brace can be bought or sold during this period, can it be determined that removing the brace alone makes a newly ruled &quot;SBR&quot; a pistol, no matter which buffer tube it has, and that it can be bought or sold?If so then if one wishes to sell a braced pistol it would appear that removing the brace alone and then selling the pistol would be the way to go, but then can one sell that same brace seperatly according to the new &quot;rule&quot;?Could this new &quot;rule&quot; be any more ambiguous?&nbsp; <img src="/images/smilies/anyone.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":anyone:" title="Anyone&nbsp; &nbsp; :anyone:" data-shortname=":anyone:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="O4L, post: 3962877, member: 24429"] If anyone can show where it states specifically in the new "rule" that an individual cannot buy or sell a pistol with a brace during the 120 day forbearance/amnesty period it would probably help clear up this question. If it cannot be determined that a pistol with a brace can be bought or sold during this period, can it be determined that removing the brace alone makes a newly ruled "SBR" a pistol, no matter which buffer tube it has, and that it can be bought or sold? If so then if one wishes to sell a braced pistol it would appear that removing the brace alone and then selling the pistol would be the way to go, but then can one sell that same brace seperatly according to the new "rule"? Could this new "rule" be any more ambiguous? :anyone: [/QUOTE]

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