So hypothetically...since the $200 fee is waived right now...could I get tax stamps for say 3 or 4 lowers and build SBR's from all of them on the ATF's dime? Or is it just for a current pistol configuration gun you already own?
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Originally posted by CRM_95 View PostSo hypothetically...since the $200 fee is waived right now...could I get tax stamps for say 3 or 4 lowers and build SBR's from all of them on the ATF's dime? Or is it just for a current pistol configuration gun you already own?
A few things on this. To be eligible for the free stamp you have to prove ownership of the firearm prior to January 13th. You also have to show that it is in a restricted configuration. IF you do that then the stamps can be filed to you as an individual only and not into a trust. I’d you so desire to have those items on a trust you will have to pay a regular stamp or later form 4 them to yourself and again pay the $200 stamp per.
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Originally posted by QuackHunter View PostA few things on this. To be eligible for the free stamp you have to prove ownership of the firearm prior to January 13th. You also have to show that it is in a restricted configuration. IF you do that then the stamps can be filed to you as an individual only and not into a trust. I’d you so desire to have those items on a trust you will have to pay a regular stamp or later form 4 them to yourself and again pay the $200 stamp per.
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Where are you seeing that you can’t file as a trust? Not sure how they expect you to prove ownership either.
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Originally posted by coker737 View PostRep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., introduced a bill to eliminate the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) following a controversial ruling that tightens regulations on pistol stabilizing braces.
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Originally posted by CRM_95 View PostSo hypothetically...since the $200 fee is waived right now...could I get tax stamps for say 3 or 4 lowers and build SBR's from all of them on the ATF's dime? Or is it just for a current pistol configuration gun you already own?Originally posted by QuackHunter View PostA few things on this. To be eligible for the free stamp you have to prove ownership of the firearm prior to January 13th. You also have to show that it is in a restricted configuration. IF you do that then the stamps can be filed to you as an individual only and not into a trust. I’d you so desire to have those items on a trust you will have to pay a regular stamp or later form 4 them to yourself and again pay the $200 stamp per.
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Also complained to my rep also about the ruling.Last edited by 150class; 01-18-2023, 01:34 PM.
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Originally posted by BTLowry View PostSo is the brace ruled illegal or an AR pistol?
In other words if I had an AR pistol with a brace, could you just take the brace off and be good?
An AR Pistol with just a smooth buffer tube or foam sleeve is still considered a pistol
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Originally posted by BTLowry View PostSo is the brace ruled illegal or an AR pistol?
In other words if I had an AR pistol with a brace, could you just take the brace off and be good?
The best course of action right now is to wait for the rule to actually be published and let the lawsuits hit. I don't own any "pistols" or "braces", but I would not be lining up to comply with this jumbled up cluster just yet.
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Originally posted by Raider4044 View PostWhere are you seeing that you can’t file as a trust? Not sure how they expect you to prove ownership either.
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218 likes, 15 comments - The Calloused Life (@thecallousedlife) on Instagram: "Because curiosity got the best of me... I logged on to the ATF eFile system to see what they were..."
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Also just to add a thought to this for everyone considering filing a stamp. At current rates we’re seeing 6 month returns on eforms. Say even 5% of the estimated 10-40 million brace owners files for one of these “free” stamps, what do we expect to see happen to turnaround times. In addition to this are you deemed a felon if your stamp isn’t approved in the 120 (115 remaining) days or are you “safe” once you register your gun.
Truly and honestly I expect to see a lot of opposition to the ruling in the courts and I’d like to be optimistic and say it will get shot down based on recent court decisions.
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Originally posted by Raider4044 View PostWhere are you seeing that you can’t file as a trust? Not sure how they expect you to prove ownership either.
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Originally posted by Quackerbox View PostSo a gun shop near me sent this email...........I used them once for a transfer and ended up on their email list. Trying to decide how to respond to the email
ATF Pistol Brace Ban is Official!
Find out how it affects you and what you can do.
It’s finally here. The ATF Ruling is now final. I’m sure you’ve already received notices from many pro-2A websites you subscribe to including our friends at Silencer Shop. But there’s a few MAJOR things they’ve left out (maybe because they don’t know yet). And that’s why you shop with us! We have the details…and you’re not going to like them. But we’re here to help.
In short, and as you’ve likely read by now, the ruling goes to great lengths to effectively ban most AR Pistol configurations. There are ways to comply, but they are clear that a violation, as judged solely by them, will be considered a felony worth a $250,000 fine and 10 years in prison.
The solution? Use our e-form 1 service to SBR your AR Pistol and don’t worry about it! Now here’s the rub:
Per every article you’ve received, you’ve seen they are offering a 120-day grace period to convert your pistol to an SBR. They’re even willing to waive the $200 tax stamp! Right? That’s what everyone is saying.
WRONG! (Mostly)
To get the waiver, here are the requirements (that you don’t discover until you start the form 1 process):
The AR Pistol must have been a pistol by Jan 13, 2023.
You, the applicant must have owned it before then (so much for these clearance sale pistol lowers).
(This is the real sneaky one) If you want to register it in a trust, you must be able to prove (by way of notary) that you already put the pistol in the trust prior to Jan 13, 2023!
If you owned it before Jan 13, 2023, expect that you’ll be registering it as an individual and putting your actual name engraved on the receiver if you want the $200 tax stamp waived.
“But I want it in my trust!!”
You can still register your AR Pistol in the trust. You just don’t get the waiver on the fee. You’ll pay $200 just like you ever would to register an SBR.
That said, our e-form 1s have been moving at lightning speed taking just 10-12 days for approval. Realize there will be a FLOOD of applications to SBR the AR Pistols so, like the “90-day eform 4s” that take 8 months, realize your eform 1 could take significantly longer. At least you get to hold on to your AR Pistol while you wait. Maybe. They haven’t been clear on the 120-day grace period if that means that as long as you have it in process then it’s not illegal to possess it while waiting.
Contact us today to get in the queue to start your eform-1. The process can take an hour or more in-house plus the engraving after the approval.
To start the process, email us your request for e-form 1 information at sales@.net. We will send you our starter kit. Keep in mind, we can get you the $200 waiver, but it will almost certainly require you registering as an individual. You can always transfer it to your trust later…for $200. Thanks ATF.
Will this be overturned eventually? Maybe. The bumpstocks only took 4 years. In the meantime, hide your dog under you bed. At least if you register it as an SBR you can take off that silly brace and put a real stock on it.
You heard it here first.
See you soon.
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Originally posted by QuackHunter View PostAlso just to add a thought to this for everyone considering filing a stamp. At current rates we’re seeing 6 month returns on eforms. Say even 5% of the estimated 10-40 million brace owners files for one of these “free” stamps, what do we expect to see happen to turnaround times. In addition to this are you deemed a felon if your stamp isn’t approved in the 120 (115 remaining) days or are you “safe” once you register your gun.
Truly and honestly I expect to see a lot of opposition to the ruling in the courts and I’d like to be optimistic and say it will get shot down based on recent court decisions.
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On their frequently asked questions, they respond to that and say if you apply for the tax before 120 days you are covered.
I haven't seen where this is published on the Federal Register yet. Is it?
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