Oregon I want to verify something I heard

[American123]

Hmmm, interesting conundrum. To SBR, or not SBR, that is the question.

Anyone know for sure what happened in California?

Bullpups have been legally giving the finger to SBR laws for a long time. Of course there is always the 'pistol brace option' - but at the expense of velocity loss.

 

[Mygrainman]

Gun Review: "Open Bolt" Explained - A Tale of Two Uzis -

Since I got into machine guns one of the most unusual things I have noticed is that an astounding amount of people who shoot most commonly available submachine guns will get ready, anchor their feet into the ground, cock the bolt to the rear, and then look at me confused and say “it won’t cock”...

www.thefirearmblog.com

Did somebody say two Uzi's?

 

[ilikegunspdx]

I was told by a worker at a particular gun store that if you have a tax stamp on a firearm it cannot be confiscated if the state imposes a law restricting the ownership of said firearm. An example of this would be if you had a stamped short barreled AR-15 and the state drops a bunch of restrictions like we've seen in California and New York, it becomes essentially exempt from these restrictions. I'd like to hear some thoughts and maybe find someone who can confirm or disprove this.

State confiscation = prior boating accident

 

[ScottInPDX]

This would only be true if there were language in the federal law explicitly requiring NFA items to be grandfathered in when state bans are enacted. As far as I know, federal law does not contain anything like that. And even if it did, it would likely be challenged in court because states don't like it when the feds try to prohibit them from banning things.