Never under stood it why not just spend 200 and never have to worry if it's legal or not. Who gives a **** if the man knows you have a gun or not. If it comes to teotwawki it's not really going to matter
It was potentially nice for those of us that travel out of state for work to not have to send the letter every time you cross a state line border with an SBR. And the whole SBR thing is appealing toe because of the smaller sized travel package!Never under stood it why not just spend 200 and never have to worry if it's legal or not. Who gives a **** if the man knows you have a gun or not. If it comes to teotwawki it's not really going to matter
It was potentially nice for those of us that travel out of state for work to not have to send the letter every time you cross a state line border with an SBR. And the whole SBR thing is appealing toe because of the smaller sized travel package!
Man I'm serious. I roll with a rifle package out of town all the time. I guess I'll have to stick with the su-16c. 300 blackout shorty sure would be handy in a suitcase though!*facepalm*
It was potentially nice for those of us that travel out of state for work to not have to send the letter every time you cross a state line border with an SBR. And the whole SBR thing is appealing toe because of the smaller sized travel package!
Uhhh what?And there you have it. This is why we cannot have nice things.
JR1572
Uhhh what?
I would like to be able to travel state-to-state with my FEDERALLY licensed SBR's without having to send a letter each time I do it. I live in Louisiana, work frequently in Houston, and also frequently shoot guns and hunt in Mississippi. The sig brace loophole was CLEARLY the easiest exploitation of the SBR law to which there is no going back on after this clarification. I didn't write a letter to the ATF asking for the clarification!
And...the National Firearms Act is WHY we cannot have nice things (without being "on the grid", and without a heavy price)
And...the National Firearms Act is WHY we cannot have nice things (without being "on the grid", and without a heavy price)
Strike through "is" replace with "was" and you had the prior logic of many. I agree with the ATF's letter totally. We ALL knew that the brace wasn't 'intended' to skirt the SBR laws, but we all saw how many did it (I may or may not have been included in the group). It was the debate of MANY publications (many of which touting the complete and total legality of shouldering the sig brace) and I'd say the majority of sig brace owners were in fact exploiting the lack of clarification. It's over and done with now for sure though so we can go back to our boring old NFA laws.So instead of building an SBR, a pistol with a sig brace on it is great because you don't have to SBR it and deal with all that paperwork when traveling out of state? The sig brace was never intended to be a loophole to avoid having to get a tax stamp for an SBR.
JR1572
Strike through "is" replace with "was" and you had the prior logic of many. I agree with the ATF's letter totally. We ALL knew that the brace wasn't 'intended' to skirt the SBR laws, but we all saw how many did it (I may or may not have been included in the group). It was the debate of MANY publications (many of which touting the complete and total legality of shouldering the sig brace) and I'd say the majority of sig brace owners were in fact exploiting the lack of clarification. It's over and done with now for sure though so we can go back to our boring old NFA laws.
Lol! Awesome article. I love how they posed all of that evidence on the table for the picture. I wonder if they were "intending" to break the law with that sig brace or not? LolWoops!
And Here. We. Go.