(another) SBR thread

[pietro beretta]

Thanks for the educational replies all!!

This is why I came to the forum to ask; very informative!


(Anyone knows who does engraving locally?)

 

[jbett98]

In Portland it's Bye Engraving. They do a lot of them and you can watch while they do the work.

 

[Ralgha]

Bye Engraving is great. Make an appointment just in case they're busy, but it only takes 30-40 minutes start to finish. You can watch them do it, and they're very gun friendly.

 

[wired]

You can change barrels and length , configurations etc. You do not need to retain the original parts to put it back in the original configuration. They "request" that you inform them of permanent changes but there is no actual form to do that so its not that much of an issue. I change OAL and barrel length as often as I change my underwear. No one cares.

 

[SkeetAt40Below]

Bye Engraving is great. Make an appointment just in case they're busy, but it only takes 30-40 minutes start to finish. You can watch them do it, and they're very gun friendly.

Are you allowed to discuss (ball park) what they charge- I assume it's per letter...

 

[wired]

Veritas machine. $56 to your door.

 

[SCARed]

I think mine cost $30-40 at BYE. It was 19 letters.

 

[TOVO]

+1 forBye. Nice guys

 

[tikkahunter]

Bye is the way to go. I had them do 2 last week good guys and they know all about depth and size requirements.

 

[Ralgha]

I think it was $30 for mine, don't remember for sure. Seemed like a flat rate to me, they didn't think about it or do any calculating.

 

[pietro beretta]

Can I use an ampersand in a trust name:

K&H Arms Trust
City, Washington


Or would I have to spell out and? ...details...

 

[SkeetAt40Below]

Can I use an ampersand in a trust name:

K&H Arms Trust
City, Washington


Or would I have to spell out and? ...details...

What is the exact name of your trust as submitted on your form 1 and on the top of page one of your trust. If it is "K&H" with the ampersand then use that. If it is spelled out- spell it out on your engraving. Why would you even consider having your engraving not match the paperwork?

If you don't even have your trust formed and notarized you're getting ahead of yourself... but you can name your trust anything you like- including ampersands. I'd avoid things like "ISIS Affiliates of the NW Public Trust" just to be safe though

 

[pietro beretta]

What is the exact name of your trust as submitted on your form 1 and on the top of page one of your trust. If it is "K&H" with the ampersand then use that. If it is spelled out- spell it out on your engraving. Why would you even consider having your engraving not match the paperwork?

If you don't even have your trust formed and notarized you're getting ahead of yourself... but you can name your trust anything you like- including ampersands. I'd avoid things like "ISIS Affiliates of the NW Public Trust" just to be safe though

I haven't started my trust yet. I picked up paperwork to start my trust and will get this started as soon as I can set up an appointment with the people I am doing this through.

I can't get a tax stamp until after the law goes into effect, I live in Washington. The law that allows me to build an SBR goes into effect June 9th.

 

[pietro beretta]

(So yes, I am getting ahead of myself. I want to be ready to submit my paperwork for a tax stamp on the first day I am legally able to.) I also don't want to be delayed because I forgot a detail.

 

[wired]

Id submit now. It wont hit the examiners desk for months.

 

[KeepnitReel]

Where do I vote for that !!!!!!!!

Now if only we could have machine guns...

 

[pietro beretta]

Where do I vote for that !!!!!!!!

That I don't need, I struggle to keep my self in ammo as it is. Thats all I need, 30 rounds gone in 5 seconds. I would need deep pockets to afford a full-auto habit.

 

[KeepnitReel]

Lol, ok ok 3 round burst then......

That I don't need, I struggle to keep my self in ammo as it is. Thats all I need, 30 rounds gone in 5 seconds. I would need deep pockets to afford a full-auto habit.

 

[tbs1684]

I recall hearing from previous ATF rulings that you only had to engrave an SBR if you planned on selling it, anyone know if this is true? If I wanted to SBR my Action Arms UZI I wouldn't want to ruin the value by engraving my name on it

 

[wired]

I recall hearing from previous ATF rulings that you only had to engrave an SBR if you planned on selling it, anyone know if this is true? If I wanted to SBR my Action Arms UZI I wouldn't want to ruin the value by engraving my name on it

WRONG!!!! You MUST engrave your info as the "maker" for NFA. You do not have to engrave anything if you build a regular title 1 gun even if you sell it down the road.