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Category Archives: Short Barreled Shotguns
Understanding 41P / 41F
The other shoe has finally dropped … As many have been predicting since the action date was moved to January last month, yesterday the Attorney General signed a final version of 41P (now known as 41F). The final rule, which … Continue reading →
Posted in 41F, 41P, ATF, Background Checks, BATFE, CLEO Notification, CLEO Sign-Off, eForms, Form 1, Form 4, Machine Guns, NFA Transfers, NFA Trusts, Regulatory Rulemaking, SBR, Short Barreled Rifles, Short Barreled Shotguns
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What’s going on with 41p now?
UPDATE: The final rule has been released ————————————————— Since the comment period for 41p ended on December 9th, 2013, we have been waiting to see how the ATF would respond to the record breaking number of comments they received, which … Continue reading →
Posted in 41P, Administrative Law, AOW, ATF, BATFE, CLEO Sign-Off, Federal Law, Form 1, Form 4, Machine Guns, NFA Transfers, NFA Trusts, Regulatory Rulemaking, SBR, Short Barreled Rifles, Short Barreled Shotguns, Tax Stamp
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What are the requirements for engraving an item you are building on a Form 1?
This is one of those questions that gets asked over and over again and I should have written about it long before now. But today I correct that omission. Let’s walk through this in 10 easy steps. 1) When you build an … Continue reading →
Posted in 80% Lower, ATF, BATFE, Engraving, Form 1, Manufacturing, NFA Trusts, SBR, Short Barreled Rifles, Short Barreled Shotguns
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Who can ask to see my tax stamp?
I tell all of my clients to keep a copy of both their approved tax stamps and their NFA trust on them at all times they are in possession of their NFA items. But if you follow that advice … Continue reading →
Posted in Federal Law, Machine Guns, NFA Trusts, SBR, Short Barreled Rifles, Short Barreled Shotguns, Tax Stamp, Virginia Law
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Does 922(r) apply when building an SBR from an imported pistol?
I received a call last week from a client who was planning to SBR a swiss pistol and wanted to know whether the US-made parts requirement of 922(r) would apply. His concern is understandable since this is yet another area where … Continue reading →
Posted in 922(r), AR Pistols, ATF, ATF Guidance Letters, BATFE, Federal Law, Firearms Technology Branch, Form 1, Imports, Manufacturing, SBR, Short Barreled Rifles, Short Barreled Shotguns
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