NFA Weapons, show what you got!

[dj_fatstyles]

Good lord! whats wrong with that rifle?

are you talking about the stock? its a butler creek synthetic stock. i could try to put a folding stock on it but i think it would look funny

[Arnold]It's not a tumor![/Arnold]

now THAT"S funny

 

[stitchclimber]

are you talking about the stock? its a butler creek synthetic stock. i could try to put a folding stock on it but i think it would look funny


now THAT"S funny

Whats with the pistol grip, pillow and all the duct tape?

 

[dj_fatstyles]

Whats with the pistol grip, pillow and all the duct tape?

dont like the feel of the standard stock so i made a grip for it and wrapped it in gorrilla tape since the epoxy was too smooth. the "pillow" is stacked up foam cos the scope sits a little too high for my cheek weld. and all the duct tape is to keep it all in place. the whole set-up works great for me and ive never had any problems with it.

 

[stitchclimber]

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[Benny503]

Oregonshooter, is that a gsg or mp5?

 

[terrylf72]

Oregonshooter, is that a gsg or mp5?

That looks to me to be a true MP5.. but missing the 3 rnd burst selection.

 

[oregonshooter]

Its an sbr ca94 with just about all HK parts. No happy switch though.
You can read about the whole ordeal on my website. Oregonshooter.com

 

[stitchclimber]

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M-4 Survival Rifle 22 Hornet, AOW[/CENTER]

What makes this an AOW?

 

[stitchclimber]

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[stitchclimber]

Cuz the BATF says so...

Not arguing with you... just trying to understand. It appears to be a shoulder fired weapon, on what basis does the BATF classify this as being an AOW?

 

[bmgm37]

What makes this an AOW?

14" barrel

 

[cwegga]

Not arguing with you... just trying to understand. It appears to be a shoulder fired weapon, on what basis does the BATF classify this as being an AOW?

I'd guess it has too short of a barrel or is too short in overall length.

 

[stitchclimber]

14" barrel

14" rifled barrel with a stock designed to be fired from the shoulder would normally be an SBR...

 

[NoAim]

14" rifled barrel with a stock designed to be fired from the shoulder would normally be an SBR...

I'm confused as well. The M6 had the over/under rifle/shotgun, and thus an AOW. But this is just all rifle. Very odd.

 

[JC Weaponry]

The Short Barreled, Stocked, Single Shots are Commonly under Garden Guns, Handy Rifles or Survival Rifles. They nearly all share the common features of 1 shot at a time, short barrel and short stocks (if any) They are AOW's.

 

[bnr32gtr]

My 10.5" barreled Universal M1 Carbine. Sitting in an SOT friend's safe cause I can't have it being in WA... Short, light and decent stopping power. I got it to be my trunk gun originally.

Kick butt little gun with the Ultimak rail on it. If anyone is interested, I have it, mags and ammo posted in the rifle section of the classifieds.

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[cyclesarge]

The Short Barreled, Stocked, Single Shots are Commonly under Garden Guns, Handy Rifles or Survival Rifles. They nearly all share the common features of 1 shot at a time, short barrel and short stocks (if any) They are AOW's.

Still confused, why NOT an SBR? That M-4 survival rifle looks to be magazine feed. CAN, the ATF rules be gotten around?

 

[jdub75]

My DD lowered/LWRC uppered SBR
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[JC Weaponry]

Still confused, why NOT an SBR? That M-4 survival rifle looks to be magazine feed. CAN, the ATF rules be gotten around?

National Firearms Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Any Other Weapons (AOWs) - this is a broad "catch-all" category used to regulate any number of firearms which the ATF deems deserving of registration and taxation. Examples include, among others:

* Smooth-bore pistols

* Pen guns and cane guns

* A firearm with combinations smooth bore and rifle barrels 12 inches or more but less than 18 inches in length from which only a single shot can be made from either barrel.

* Disguised firearms

* Firearms that can be fired from within a wallet holster or a briefcase

* A short-barreled shotgun which came from the factory with a pistol grip is categorized as an AOW rather than a SBS, because the Gun Control Act describes a shotgun as “…designed or redesigned to be fired from the shoulder…”

* Handguns with a forward vertical grip. It is therefore illegal to place an aftermarket foregrip on any pistol without first registering it as an AOW and paying the $200 "making tax" imposed by the Act.

 

[cyclesarge]

National Firearms Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I understand the ATF can categorize this any way they want, but all signs point toward SBR. Nothing in your quote seems too apply to the M-4 Survival Rifle, where as all the criteria for a SBR are met by a description of the M-4 Survival Rifle. I'm not trying to be argumentative, just trying to understand.