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Originally posted by Quackerbox View Postx2
To add its going to be nearly impossible to track down all the stripped lowers that were bought and built as pistols. At best the alphabet squad could subpoena pistol kit/barrel sales records from places like PSA and other online dealersOriginally posted by Clay C View PostYup, like they recently did with Rainier Arms for 80% frames.
Obviously, This would be a little more difficult for them though. I can't see that being feasible unless they had the support of local LEO. Even then it's iffy.
There was a big ATF raid in 2014 of a shop in CA that was selling legal at the time 80% lowers. As far as I know none of those customers on record ever were contacted. Still not cool though
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Looks like they may be growing a spine?? Rep. Andrew Clyde is supposedly submitting a bill to override the atf’s crap. And it appears that he doesn’t need the snowflake led Senate to get it done.
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Originally posted by PVDT View PostLooks like they may be growing a spine?? Rep. Andrew Clyde is supposedly submitting a bill to override the atf’s crap. And it appears that he doesn’t need the snowflake led Senate to get it done.
https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-amendm...er-brace-rule/
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Just sat through some FFL training.
1. It's on the federal registry. May 21, 2023, is 120 days.
2. ATF says removing the brace is good enough to comply(in most cases)
3. You can only register an SBR if it has a brace on it and is complete with upper and is in possession as of today. ATF says for a trust it needs to be on the Schedule A. No notary is required (if you lie, you are committing perjury). No photos or images are needed.
4. Adjustable buffer tubes are fine. No need to remove it and put in a buffer tube. Construction procession is still an issue.
5. They didn't answer the 88-day question. Only they are working with the FBI.
6. If you register with this special window. You can change to a regular stock after approval.
7. If it takes more than 120, your submittal will be good until you its approved.Last edited by mmoses; 01-31-2023, 10:01 AM.
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Originally posted by PVDT View PostLooks like they may be growing a spine?? Rep. Andrew Clyde is supposedly submitting a bill to override the atf’s crap. And it appears that he doesn’t need the snowflake led Senate to get it done.
https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-amendm...er-brace-rule/
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Originally posted by mmoses View PostJust sat through some FFL training.
1. It's on the federal registry. May 21, 2023, is 120 days.
2. ATF says removing the brace is good enough to comply(in most cases)
3. You can only register an SBR if it has a brace on it and is complete with upper and is in possession as of today. ATF says for a trust it needs to be on the Schedule A. No notary is required (if you lie, you are committing perjury). No photos or images are needed.
4. Adjustable buffer tubes are fine. No need to remove it and put in a buffer tube. Construction procession is still an issue.
5. They didn't answer the 88-day question. Only they are working with the FBI.
6. If you register with this special window. You can change to a regular stock after approval.
7. If it takes more than 120, your submittal will be good until you its approved.
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Originally posted by duckmanep View Postdid they address paper form 1s that may get lost in the mail on their way to the ATF, but person has a copy as proof of submission?
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Originally posted by PVDT View PostLooks like they may be growing a spine?? Rep. Andrew Clyde is supposedly submitting a bill to override the atf’s crap. And it appears that he doesn’t need the snowflake led Senate to get it done.
https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-amendm...er-brace-rule/
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