12-31-2013, 05:57 PM
I agree with your assesment. I've read through all or most of the NFA items when I was looking to get my suppressor and stumbled across the SBR section.
And as I read it. It is legal to have the SBR but if you have another item with you that the SBR can put on then you have a situation where it could become an illegal item and therefor since there is a possiblitiy of it being illegal it is illegal and you are in violation of the law and will then be sent to pound you in the **** penetentuary for a very long time.
If I had a SBR attached to a pistol I might just be inclined to have the front pins permantely welded and the section for the stock welded to prevent the addition of a stock.
Better safe than sorry.
And as I read it. It is legal to have the SBR but if you have another item with you that the SBR can put on then you have a situation where it could become an illegal item and therefor since there is a possiblitiy of it being illegal it is illegal and you are in violation of the law and will then be sent to pound you in the **** penetentuary for a very long time.
If I had a SBR attached to a pistol I might just be inclined to have the front pins permantely welded and the section for the stock welded to prevent the addition of a stock.
Better safe than sorry.
BjornF16 Wrote:I'm not a lawyer, and I've heard varying opinions on this. The best guidance would be from: ATF Ruling 2011-4 http://www.atf.gov/files/regulations-rul...2011-4.pdf
I'm afraid the ATF would say you are in violation of NFA if you have other rifle ARs present.
Personally, I had my 11.5" upper mounted to a pistol lower until my SBR stamp arrived. I repeated the process for my 2nd SBR.