SBR Form 1 Question

[Pahonix]

I sent an email to the clackamas county records division asking what they did with them. I never heard back.

 

[WildBills-AR]

When (notifying) sending form 1 papers to CLEO (Sheriff) Washington county. Do I just address it to the actual Sheriff and their main headquarters and just mail? Guess I could call them and ask?

 

[erslll]

When (notifying) sending form 1 papers to CLEO (Sheriff) Washington county. Do I just address it to the actual Sheriff and their main headquarters and just mail? Guess I could call them and ask?

That is what I do.

 

[wired]

Doesn't really matter. Send it to the sheriff.

 

[nehalemguy]

When (notifying) sending form 1 papers to CLEO (Sheriff) Washington county. Do I just address it to the actual Sheriff and their main headquarters and just mail? Guess I could call them and ask?

Yes, that is all it takes. Once you drop it in the mail box, you have met your obligation and need not worry about it any further.

-E-

 

[wired]

There is also no time limit. Take that for what it's worth.

 

[WildBills-AR]

So I noticed when you get the email back from the ATF on the form 1 it has at the bottom 3 pages that say ATF copy in red and 6 pages that say CLEO copy in red at bottom. I was about to just send them all to the CLEO. I noticed the ATF pages has the one with your picture. Does this even matter? I haven't done a SBR since 2015 e-file. And I just don't want to mess up, because we already have to wait long enough!

Thanks everybody that's has posted to my questions.

 

[40Garand]

So I noticed when you get the email back from the ATF on the form 1 it has at the bottom 3 pages that say ATF copy in red and 6 pages that say CLEO copy in red at bottom. I was about to just send them all to the CLEO. I noticed the ATF pages has the one with your picture. Does this even matter? I haven't done a SBR since 2015 e-file. And I just don't want to mess up, because we already have to wait long enough!

Thanks everybody that's has posted to my questions.

No photo required for the sheriff. I e-filed Form 1 a couple weeks ago. I have the CLEO portion printed out and I'll hand deliver mine in the somewhat near future. I may even walk into the CHL office with my Cleo copies and play stupid and see if I can bump up my Nov. renewal appointment.

 

[WildBills-AR]

No photo required for the sheriff. I e-filed Form 1 a couple weeks ago. I have the CLEO portion printed out and I'll hand deliver mine in the somewhat near future. I may even walk into the CHL office with my Cleo copies and play stupid and see if I can bump up my Nov. renewal appointment.

Yeah I get that. No rush on CLEO, I just want to get mine over with because I work nights and it's a pain in the butt for me to get things done. So I just wanted to drop everything in the mail tonight.

 

[WildBills-AR]

Another question I was looking up is with the engraving. In the past I did a trust so I engraved that. But filling as an individual I guess you just engrave your name and city and state? Other markings are already on SBR (lower). Correct?

 

[40Garand]

Another question I was looking up is with the engraving. In the past I did a trust so I engraved that. But filling as an individual I guess you just engrave your name and city and state? Other markings are already on SBR. Correct?

I need to do a little more reading up on that detail. I was told you don't need to engrave it unless you sell it or let somebody on your trust use it. Again I'm not 100 on that therefore I'm still going to delve deeper.

 

[WildBills-AR]

I need to do a little more reading up on that detail. I was told you don't need to engrave it unless you sell it or let somebody on your trust use it. Again I'm not 100 on that therefore I'm still going to delve deeper.

You definitely need to engrave it as soon as approved or you take it out at least. And with a trust you do the trust name and city and state. That I'm sure of but I have never done a individual no trust till now.

 

[40Garand]

Reply withdrawn.

 

[WildBills-AR]

Just a tid bit I picked up on but I'm not settling yet. Do You Need to Engrave Your Form 1'ed SBR?

I get where the article is coming from. But if you ask the ATF something you may get a different answer at a different time with a different agent. I would go by what they have put in writing. It's one of those CYA things. I personally just don't want any hassle or legal problems so I just do what is posted. I dont like it but I also look at things like at least we can have such items now so get on it.

 

[wired]

Just a tid bit I picked up on but I'm not settling yet. Do You Need to Engrave Your Form 1'ed SBR?

He's wrong. Like 100% completely wrong kind of wrong.

 

[User 1234]

27 CFR § 479.102 - Identification of firearms.

www.law.cornell.edu

Note that the definition of "firearm" in the NFA includes silencers and other items that "firearm" in other laws does not.

 

[User 1234]

He's wrong. Like 100% completely wrong kind of wrong.

This ^. I've heard better "legal advice" from drunk 18 year old privates in the barracks back in the day than that scrambled egg legal analysis.

 

[40Garand]

He's wrong. Like 100% completely wrong kind of wrong.

The guy in that video didn't even touch or mention my scenario. I'm just getting rid of the pistol brace and replacing it with a stock. Under ATF language I'm not the manufacturer, I fall under the title of Maker. With extensive reading I'm still not quite convinced that I'm even a maker, as the manufacturer of the gun has already engraved the required information on the receiver. The guy maybe 100% wrong, but that's why I mentioned above that I'm not settling while I delve deeper into the legal stuff. I paused for a moment before linking in that video and thought about adding a disclaimer. I'm just going to go back and remove it.

 

[wired]

The guy in that video didn't even touch or mention my scenario. I'm just getting rid of the pistol brace and replacing it with a stock. Under ATF language I'm not the manufacturer, I fall under the title of Maker. With extensive reading I'm still not quite convinced that I'm even a maker, as the manufacturer of the gun has already engraved the required information on the receiver. The guy maybe 100% wrong, but thats why I mentioned above the I'm not settling and delving deeper into the legal stuff. I paused for a moment before linking in that video and thought about adding a disclaimer. I'm just going to go back and remove it.

Forghorn is an idiot. Dont listen to idiots handing out legal advice. Read the instructions on the form 1 . They will tell you that...

a. The manufacturer manufactured the pistol. You are the maker of the SBR.

and

b. You need to engrave YOUR makers marks. name, city, state.