How to get your Class III

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Originally Posted by Rooskibar03

Since this is somewhat on topic I've got a queation. So what if you already have a weapon and what to convert to an SBR. What is is the process for getting a tax stamp on someone you already own?

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Its the same thing, except you already posses the lower you intend to SBR.

You simply write the serial number on your Form 1's

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Originally Posted by JohnnyEgo

My last stamp came back about two months ago for a short barreled shotgun. Your times may vary, I suppose.

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2 months ago???

And what does that mean? When did you send it? When was the check cashed? When did it go pending???

2 months ago means nothing when we dont know when it was sent.

Its usually from sent, to pending, pending to approval or arrival.

But since you say 2 months, Im guessing you sent it around march

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Originally Posted by DANGERTASTIC!

Its the same thing, except you already posses the lower you intend to SBR.

You simply write the serial number on your Form 1's

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Follow up question I should have asked first. So does one have the barrel shortened first and then submit or vice versa? Will a gunsmith even shorten the barrel without a stamp?

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Originally Posted by Rooskibar03

Follow up question I should have asked first. So does one have the barrel shortened first and then submit or vice versa? Will a gunsmith even shorten the barrel without a stamp?

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You complete paperwork and the CLEO sign off FIRST.

The other way around is intent to manufacture and its 10 years in Fed prison and up to $250,000 fine.

While a gunsmith can shorten the barrel, I wouldnt recommend it. You can run into all kinds of problems shortening barrels.

FTF's/ FTE's, last round lockback, Short stroking.

I have seen it a few times.

I would recommend just buying an upper

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Originally Posted by DANGERTASTIC!

FTF's/ FTE's, last round lockback, Short stroking.

I have seen it a few times.

I would recommend just buying an upper

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Actually I'm thinking of a shorter barrel for the Saiga 12. But I think I'll work on other things before I think about cutting down the barrel.

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Originally Posted by DANGERTASTIC!

2 months ago???

And what does that mean? When did you send it? When was the check cashed? When did it go pending???

2 months ago means nothing when we dont know when it was sent.

Its usually from sent, to pending, pending to approval or arrival.

But since you say 2 months, Im guessing you sent it around march

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I am new here, and don't know you, but you seem kind of combative.
I sent my paperwork in at the end of April. I got my stamp in back in early August, around the 2nd as I recall. My examiner was Ms. Santamaria.

I will submit that you may well be correct. The wait these days may be five months instead of four. Congratulations on your internet victory over me. If your hostility was unintended or misinterpreted, then I apologize.

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Moving on. You don't get to assemble your short barrelled rifle until you have your approved form back. There are a lot of folks with a lot of theories on what constitutes 'constructive intent', but it is not a legal battle I'd wish to involve myself in. So the simplest solution is to wait until the form is approved to take a saw to anything.

With short barrelled ARs, it's a little different. You can legally possess a pistol AR built on a virgin receiver, and that is the route many people go through. There are other tactics as well, but again, I wish to avoid any constructive intent issues.

NFA is expensive and requires patience, but is totally worth it.

http://www.johnnyego.com/firearms/ar...ars2/spr01.jpg

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Originally Posted by JohnnyEgo

I am new here, and don't know you, but you seem kind of combative.
I sent my paperwork in at the end of April. I got my stamp in back in early August, around the 2nd as I recall. My examiner was Ms. Santamaria.

I will submit that you may well be correct. The wait these days may be five months instead of four. Congratulations on your internet victory over me. If your hostility was unintended or misinterpreted, then I apologize.

http://www.johnnyego.com/firearms/ar...ars2/spr01.jpg

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This isnt a contest buddy. Im not combative. Youre reading my text wrong and youre taking it to heart.

You came in giving advice and corrected me on how long a tax stamp return takes, then you expect us to be mind readers on when you sent it off?

A victory over you? Im not 15 man. If you want to talk like that then fine, think what you want. These guys know me, thats not my style. I get along just fine.

It seems like youre trying to discredit everything Im saying but youre replies are exactly the same give or take something added, so I apologize if I offended YOU.

Anyways youre right, lets move along.

Water under the bridge man

It took 4 months for my suppressor. And I submitted it in the middle of Gem Tax season.

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Originally Posted by Rooskibar03

Actually I'm thinking of a shorter barrel for the Saiga 12. But I think I'll work on other things before I think about cutting down the barrel.

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I have a friend thats planning on shortening his saiga. I think 14".

I would love to have a 14" Rem 870.

My plans are a couple supressors, then maybe a shotty.

You should do it man.

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Originally Posted by Rooskibar03

Since this is somewhat on topic I've got a queation. So what if you already have a weapon and what to convert to an SBR. What is is the process for getting a tax stamp on someone you already own?

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See post #6 for form 1