National Pistol Brace rule Dropped!

[wired]

Yeah I see nothing saying a photo of your braced firearm is required. ???

-E-

If you file for a form 1 today and do not include photos they will contact you for photos.

 

[Iceman04503]

Sucks that you can't use a trust.

 

[VinnieBoomBah]

Sucks that you can't use a trust.

You can, you just need to get the receiver/firearm into the trust before the rule is published, which will likely be Tuesday. Big challenge will be finding a notary tomorrow

 

[wired]

You can, you just need to get the receiver/firearm into the trust before the rule is published, which will likely be Tuesday. Big challenge will be finding a notary tomorrow

Ive never notarized anything on my schedule A but I haven't used a trust since 41P. Still 20 items on it.

 

[Iceman04503]

Ive never notarized anything on my schedule A but I haven't used a trust since 41P. Still 20 items on it.

Same here.

 

[User 1234]

Nah, unregistering a SBR'd receiver is just sending in a letter and waiting +/- 90 days

Or just change the configuration in two minutes by swapping a 16" upper onto it and it is no longer an SBR. (Federally).

 

[User 1234]

Is an engraving still required?

Yes. The maker of an NFA must engrave it before making it.

 

[wired]

Yes. The maker of an NFA must engrave it before making it.

No. Theyre waiving it

 

[User 1234]

No. Theyre waiving it

In this specific brace program?

 

[nehalemguy]

In this specific brace program?

Yes.

-E-

 

[User 1234]

Sweet!

 

[User 1234]

Sucks that you can't use a trust.

I have not had time to read the ATF's new rule yet. Did they say that trust makers won't get the free stamp, or won't get the amnesty?

I had some other filing to do on e forms (not braced pistols) but it has been down often. Now I'm sure it will be bogged down for a year.

 

[trevi]

I'm still digging through the 293 pages of the Final Rule but so far.........haven't found reference to pictures.

-E-

Kirk from Washington Gun Law will help you out!

 

[wired]

I have not had time to read the ATF's new rule yet. Did they say that trust makers won't get the free stamp, or won't get the amnesty?

I had some other filing to do on e forms (not braced pistols) but it has been down often. Now I'm sure it will be bogged down for a year.

You can do a trust. The braced pistol just needs to have been added prior to the rule drop next week

 

[nehalemguy]

Kirk from Washington Gun Law will help you out!

I was just thinking about Kirk. It will probably be a day or so before he gets a video up..

-E-

 

[Iceman04503]

I have not had time to read the ATF's new rule yet. Did they say that trust makers won't get the free stamp, or won't get the amnesty?

I had some other filing to do on e forms (not braced pistols) but it has been down often. Now I'm sure it will be bogged down for a year.

Post #49 in this thread

 

[uberguy]

Haven't read the entire close to 300 pgs yet, what happened to the proposed 'criteria' points system for a braced AR pistol? Does registration, turn-in or destruction only apply when exceeding the points (4 or more as I recall)?

BTW, the rule was adopted, not really 'dropped'.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

No.

Can I see that somewhere. This would make things significantly easier.

 

[wired]

Can I see that somewhere. This would make things significantly easier.

Read through the thread here

 

[Member 53328]

Or just change the configuration in two minutes by swapping a 16" upper onto it and it is no longer an SBR. (Federally).

This.

For all of those who think the paperwork for travel over state lines is too "difficult" just throw a 16in upper on your SBR lower and you're set. No paperwork needed…..