I don't know...I'd heard that the paperwork turnaround time is 5-6 weeks now, thinking about how cool it would be to have a 9mm AR SBR :)Quote:
Originally Posted by rockhound
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I don't know...I'd heard that the paperwork turnaround time is 5-6 weeks now, thinking about how cool it would be to have a 9mm AR SBR :)Quote:
Originally Posted by rockhound
THEY ARE COOL, is it worth having all the registration and be on the govt't radar your gun rights go south.
If they come for your guns, give them the bullets first :)
that is the plan
You can have the SBR stuff, I'm saving for something in FULL AUTO.[MG]
I wanted a registered sear or lower so damn bad. I was so freakin close before my wife got cancer. Maybe things will go my way one day. I'm just glad I've haven't had to sell any guns for her recovery.
I've seen them sell for 10 to 15g's, pocket change. [Coffee]
Anyone who tells you that you are on the government's lists or bad side for having to register a tax stamp is full of shit and doesn't have any stamps themselves. Just two years ago the guy at 5280 Armory went on a rant about how he'd never do that and how much hassle it would be. Last time I was in there, lo and behold they are now a Class III dealer.
no one is telling me anything. the less i have to answer to anyone is the better for mind.
i don't take well to being told what i can and can't do.
Yeah, then SBR might not be the road for you. I don't think you can even go across state lines without filing paper work first. I don't think you have to wait for paper work, just send it in.Quote:
Originally Posted by rockhound
ar pistols are sweet though, went out and shot mine today and had a great time. now if only i could find a good ccw holster for it i would be in business
Yeah its called a backpack. [ROFL1]Quote:
Originally Posted by patrick0685