DCGallim
Resident Smart-A$$
Nope, Daddy Trump does no wrong in certain peoples eyes.Trump could end this with one letter or one phone call.
Nope, Daddy Trump does no wrong in certain peoples eyes.Trump could end this with one letter or one phone call.
Trump could end this with one letter or one phone call.
One channel says the sky is falling another says not quite yet.
Not gonna lie I've lost sleep over this wondering
Am I now a felon, or gonna be a felon due to a new rules
How much is it gonna cost me if i have to register every thing I own that falls into this category.
I believe he could as well.
I also believe Trump already wrote a Letter addressing this / these issues((???)) and the ATF suspended the action against "Q Inc" and started this new round of commotion.
With you being in the business I'm sure you are aware of some of these , finer details.
“Have to” is subjective.
In NY, CT, MA, CO and CA, citizens in those states were told they “had to” register specific items.
In most of those places, the compliance rate has been in the single digits.
For the most part I agree with you.Their kicking the can down the road 60 days isn't ending anything. I'm not aware that Trump wrote a letter, picked up the phone, or has done anything at all on this. At least one Republican congressman has. Regardless, Trump could have ended it, at least until January 20, 2021, already. He could have sent whomever is behind it packing. Maybe it isn't on his radar with the election coming up, but it is 100% within his Executive Branch purview to nix this if he so desires. Or drive it, as the case may be. Or do nothing.
This is true...
BUT
The owners have stopped using them, so the registration has effectively kept those guns out of the public (view, use, etc.). Non-use and hiding them is almost as bad (I say just) as restricting ownership.
I'm sure you were just trying out someone else's pistol?Kinda wondering at this point if I need to take down the couple videos I have of me shooting an AR Pistol at a rifle match.
I have two...and they both hold about twice that amount.Even a short barrel shotgun.........a great home defense tool, but you are limited to a 2 or 3 round capacity weapon when you do that. Not some weapon of mass destruction.
......i never have and probably never will get the idea of why certain items require a tax stamp......An AR pistol or SBR isnt some concealed weapon of mass destruction.
Even a short barrel shotgun.........a great home defense tool, but you are limited to a 2 or 3 round capacity weapon when you do that. Not some weapon of mass destruction.
I have a $5 AOW stamp for my “Shockwave”. Bought it before that’s what they were called, and the OAL measurement was taken without any grip on it.With the mention of Short Barreled Shotguns ... wanna make the bets on how long it takes the ATF to start after the “not a shotgun” just over 26” overall length 14” barreled firearms like the Mossberg Shockwave,Remington Tac-14, etc? I’ve never really been comfortable enough with the idea the ATF would leave ‘em alone forever to buy one myself. I figured a couple robberies where the clerk gets shot with that “sawed off” shotgun that atleast other states would join CA, MA, MD and NJ making them illegal under state gun laws OR the ATF would do a re-interpretation of the SBS vs firearm thing and make ‘em an AOW like the Serbu Super Shorty or SBS depending on if it’s a Birds Head grip or braced.
I agree. I keep wanting to buy Glock braces, but then I remind myself that it's a lot of money to have in possible legal limbo.First off, I think the NFA should be abolished.
That being said, anyone banking on the pistol loophole lasting a lifetime has their head in the sand. ESPECIALLY with products like the split fix/devoid plug being rubbed in the ATF’s face and every other FUDD writing in for a correction letter.
As someone else said, all it took was a pen stroke to become legal. Then it wasn’t. Then it was again. How does this most recent news shock anyone?
For those here arguing a tax stamp will put them on a "registry"... how did you purchase that pistol lower? If it was on a credit card you're already on a registry. Your post history on this site... any ammo sales... CCW permits... come on guys, wake up. I seriously doubt anyone making this argument is living 100% "off the grid" with 80% lowers bought with cash and shipped offsite.
Not being able to do cash sales was the main thing stopping me from buying a P80 Glock. They have a place in Charlotte but you can’t just walk in there and buy.I agree. I keep wanting to buy Glock braces, but then I remind myself that it's a lot of money to have in possible legal limbo.
Me too. Does it rub you the wrong way that you can hide it under a long sweater according to the feds, but making it LONGER by putting a stock on it is a felony?I have a $5 AOW stamp for my “Shockwave”. Bought it before that’s what they were called, and the OAL measurement was taken without any grip on it.
I have a $5 AOW stamp for my “Shockwave”. Bought it before that’s what they were called, and the OAL measurement was taken without any grip on it.
Me too. Does it rub you the wrong way that you can hide it under a long sweater according to the feds, but making it LONGER by putting a stock on it is a felony?
Everything in the NFA is $200, with one exception. Transferring an existing AOW is only $5...making one is still $200.Okay ... I am slow on the AOW vs SBS thing ... it’s a $5 AOW no stock but it’s a $200 SBS with a stock ... if you put a brace on it what are they going to call it?
other firearm. maybe. looks like the ati omni .410, but that shouldn't make a difference because it's not designed to be fired from the shoulder, so it's not a shotgun. not a short barreled rifle because the .410 barrel is smooth. not a pistol because... reasons (still not clear on why pistolEverything in the NFA is $200, with one exception. Transferring an existing AOW is only $5...making one is still $200.
Pistol with a VFG is an AOW. Adding the brace shouldn’t do anything, but that’s TBD.
And go ahead and tell me what this is:
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Firearm. That’s it.other firearm. maybe. looks like the ati omni .410, but that shouldn't make a difference because it's not designed to be fired from the shoulder, so it's not a shotgun. not a short barreled rifle because the .410 barrel is smooth. not a pistol because... reasons (still not clear on why pistol
or maybe it counts as a smooth bore shot pistol and needs to be registered under the NFA because its' a pistol lower that has been designed or redesigned to fire shot shells.
i give up. what is it?
They ALL should be just firearms ... but the way things are swinging now with ATF infringement it could be a multi-stamper and Beto could be knocking ...Firearm. That’s it.
Not a rifle (or SBR), not a shotgun (or SBS), not a pistol, and not an AOW. Just a firearm.
assuming you actually got rid of it, which i'm sure you did just like every other bump stock owner i've known, no.Can I ask for mine back?
assuming you actually got rid of it, which i'm sure you did just like every other bump stock owner i've known, no.
Not interesting at all. In fact, it's predictable.Interesting. However the charge was dropped, not ruled on. If the charge had proceeded and bump stocks ruled “not a machine gun” this would have carried much more weight. As it is there no legal precedent for undoing the ban.
All that has to happen is the retired ATF agent who was ready to testify disappears, dies or is otherwise convinced he was mistaken and then they will proceed with the next trial.
I might know how to blow bubbles.Can we stickie/save this guys info as well as his lawyers info? Might come in handy in case a member takes up scuba diving.
And THAT is truly the way they feel about All of us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!When he said "I understand you want to drop the charges" those a$$4*|3s said "we don't want to, but we can't find anything to charge him with".
I might know how to blow bubbles.
CD