Does a rimfire SBR require a form1?

[joken]

I can't find the answer but suspect it's yes. I have a Ruger Charger with a brace.

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[User 1234]

Yes, it is subject to the NFA the same as a centerfire.

 

[Member 53328]

Yes.

 

[CountryGent]

Yep. (IIRC, the only language about .22LRs in the NFA went away a very long time ago indeed. And even then, I believe it was still 16".)

 

[titsonritz]

Why wouldn't it?

 

[Member 5605]

It's a pistol.

With a brace.

Yes according to their rule not the law.

 

[TTSX]

Does my sub 16" barrel (insert ammunition choice here) firearm fall under NFA laws if I want to put a stock on it?

Yes. Across the board. All of them. Every time.

 

[wired]

It's a pistol.

With a brace.

Yes according to their rule not the law.

According to them or according to you?

 

[bradsteen]

Does my sub 16" rifled barrel (insert ammunition choice here) firearm fall under NFA laws if I want to put a stock on it?

Yes. Across the board. All of them. Every time.

FIFY

 

[TTSX]

FIFY

I stand by my original statement. There's nothing wrong about it.

I assume you're being nitpicky about shotguns being allowed 18" barrels, however, my statement was about 16" and a sub 16" smoothbore shotgun definitely still applies.

 

[Member 5605]

According to them or according to you?

Them. I think that everyone should be able to be married to whomever they wish and protect their pot plants with masheenguns.

C'mon man, you should know me from this board better than to say anything is illegal under the second amendment.

 

[bradsteen]

I stand by my original statement. There's nothing wrong about it.

I assume you're being nitpicky about shotguns being allowed 18" barrels, however, my statement was about 16" and a sub 16" smoothbore shotgun definitely still applies.

Yep, just being nitpicky. Don't mind me. Your point is still valid.