DOJ release pistol stabilizing brace rules

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Originally Posted by 00tec

...I have a lower without a serial number.....

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Knock, knock, knock...

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Originally Posted by eddiememphis

Knock, knock, knock...

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I don't have a dog to shoot, oh well.

I have a hobby, and my hobby involves spending more money on tooling than simply buying an AR off the shelf. So be it.
Most of my glocks don't have serials either.

Edit: I'd consider a stamp for a 3d printed receiver or frame if it was free. Just sayin'

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Originally Posted by Linkless

I've wanted to SBR mine anyways so apparently I may save 200 bucks.

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Kinda my thought. However now it?s a principle thing?.. gonna wait and see how it plays out I guess.


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Originally Posted by Wulf202

Does the atf have the power to waive the fees set by the nfa?

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Does the ATF how the power do half the things they do? They seem to think so


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Originally Posted by Gunner

Does the ATF how the power do half the things they do? They seem to think so


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Power or not. One forgets with (what's the number?) 87K irs "agents" roaming the hallways of America. You get popped for failing to pay the tax, then the nfa penalties .


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What are the travel rules for an SBR? I like a pistol as a truck gun, can keep it loaded legally in my vehicle in all the states I travel to. I know I can not travel with a loaded rifle in the cab in many states.

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Originally Posted by esaabye

What are the travel rules for an SBR? I like a pistol as a truck gun, can keep it loaded legally in my vehicle in all the states I travel to. I know I can not travel with a loaded rifle in the cab in many states.

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In CO, the law is the same as a rifle. Can't keep it "loaded" because of poaching laws.

With a SBR, interstate travel requires ATF notification and approval.

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Originally Posted by 00tec

In CO, the law is the same as a rifle. Can't keep it "loaded" because of poaching laws.

With a SBR, interstate travel requires ATF notification and approval.

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But...a braced pistol...at least for now...is legal to have loaded. I really do not want that to change.

Well FAQ clearly states that ATF doesn't regulate accessories.
Possession of an uninstalled brace is not illegal or regulated.
So for now this is it, hoping the courts overturn this bullshit.
Store your braces in a different location than the firearms, to make it harder being charged with constructive intent.
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No more Ruby Ridges.
No more Wacos.
We must all hang together or we will surely hang separately.
Until then, I will unilaterally declare and defend my Independence from an offensive strategy until I am dead.