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I guess what I was trying to say is if I go through the whole process and then WA STATE makes them illegal before I receive a stamp what happens then I'm out the 200 plus I Owen something that I don't haveSBR's and suppressors aren't going anywhere. If anything, cans may stop being NFA regulated with the HPA.
I hope you are correct but neither have been legal in California for many years even with a stamp........I don't see much standing in the way of Oregon and Washington replicating the California law.SBR's and suppressors aren't going anywhere. If anything, cans may stop being NFA regulated with the HPA.
But I lose the 200 bucks right lolI am sure if that were to happen, the NFA items would be sent out of state to a dealer where they could be resold. After all, you own them but just couldn't posses them. It is something to think about.
I guess what I was trying to say is if I go through the whole process and then WA STATE makes them illegal before I receive a stamp what happens then I'm out the 200 plus I Owen something that I don't have
Yep I just downloaded the form for SBR yesterdaySo just send the forms already. Get the clock ticking on the wait. If you send in the form for the suppressor now, you should be approved by summer when it is fun to go outside for shooting.
You wouldn't get your money back on an SBR, and the bill that had provisions to refund suppressor stamps died in 2015.So do you think it is a good idea to pay the tax stamp for a SBR OR SUPPRESSOR now with all the B.S. gun control LAWS that are being filed and if they are voted in would I get my money back if I never got a chance to get my SBR OR SUPPRESSOR
That's what I was thinking because if I start the process now and it is illegal in the future I'm screwed thank you for playingYou wouldn't get your money back on an SBR, and the bill that had provisions to refund suppressor stamps died in 2015.
If you don't want to pay, you don't get to play.
would I get my money back if I never got a chance to get my SBR
You wouldn't get your money back on an SBR
§ 479.64 Procedure for approval of application.
The application to make a firearm, Form 1 (Firearms), must be forwarded directly, in duplicate, by the maker of the firearm to the Director in accordance with the instructions on the form. The Director will consider the application for approval or disapproval. If the application is approved, the Director will return the original thereof to the maker of the firearm and retain the duplicate. Upon receipt of the approved application, the maker is authorized to make the firearm described therein. The maker of the firearm shall not, under any circumstances, make the firearm until the application, satisfactorily executed, has been forwarded to the Director and has been approved and returned by the Director with the National Firearms Act stamp affixed. If the application is disapproved, the original Form 1(Firearms) and the remittance submitted by the applicant for the purchase of the stamp will be returned to the applicant with the reason for disapproval stated on the form. § 479.65 Denial of application. An application to make a firearm shall not be approved by the Director if the making or possession of the firearm would place the person making the firearm in violation of law.
§ 479.65 Denial of application.
An application to make a firearm shall not be approved by the Director if the making or possession of the firearm would place the person making the firearm in violation of law.
Section 6.8 Withdrawal or Cancellation of an ATF Form 1 and Refund of Making Tax. The Form 1 applicant may withdraw the application by submitting a request, in writing, to the Chief, NFA Branch. The applicant may also cancel an approved Form 1 application by submitting a request, in writing, to the Chief, NFA Branch. The request for cancellation must state that the firearm was not made and must include the approved Form 1 with the stamp affixed. The NFA Branch will amend the NFRTR to reflect the withdrawal or cancellation of the application and arrange for the refund of the making tax. A request for cancellation may only be done if the firearm has not already been manufactured. If the firearm is made, the tax liability is incurred and the applicant cannot seek a cancellation.
That's what I was thinking because if I start the process now and it is illegal in the future I'm screwed thank you for playing
Oh yeah well good for you in Idaho I don't give a $#!+ About $200 dollars I spend that on beer but I do give a $#!+ When I'm giving $200 bucks to a government that can't protect my rights and will let a state government take away my rights THAT WHY IM SO HAPPY AND HOPEFULLY THE FEDS WILL COME INTO WA OR AND CALIFORNIA AND CONFISCATE MONEY AND ARREST MULTIPLE PEOPLE CONNECTED TO THE WEED MARKET this will eliminate a big problem in government and on the streetsWell..... My feeling is that if the $200 is such a big deal maybe NFA stuff just isnt for you. I have a couple dozen NFA items... I have 4 at the moment I am waiting for the stamps to come in.
The $200 is just part of the cost, Millions of people have paid it and so far its not been a big deal. Buck up and get yourself an SBR built and quit worrying about it. The worst thing that could happen is you would be out $200.... Is that really a deal killer?