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Just to clarify one thing. A person can take an NFA item to another location and store them in a locked container that only they had access to and stay legal. The fact that OP is now a prohibited possessor is entirely another story. View Quote No question. Kinda doubt the gun shop is going to lock up his stuff and give him the only key though. And even if they did, he's still is retaining possession. |
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http://AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/149463/IMG-0307-98345.JPG H Maybe it's best if OP sells his guns and takes up golfing. View Quote This is kinda what I'm thinking. |
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Just to clarify one thing. A person can take an NFA item to another location and store them in a locked container that only they had access to and stay legal. The fact that OP is now a prohibited possessor is entirely another story. View Quote OP claims he will build himself a standard AR with funds from sale. Is there a temporary prohibited status? Screw it I'm going to the gum store to pick up a bazooka joe. |
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Bwahahaha. So what I'm reading is that he's prohibited to own firearms, and because of that he's getting rid of his registered guns (Title II) and is going to only have Title I guns that don't need to be registered. Someone, OP, please correct me if I'm wrong. |
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Yo Dawg. I want some AR-15s so Ima' sell my Ar-15s so I can get some money to buy some Ar-15s.
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OP claims he will build himself a standard AR with funds from sale. Is there a temporary prohibited status? Screw it I'm going to the gum store to pick up a bazooka joe. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Just to clarify one thing. A person can take an NFA item to another location and store them in a locked container that only they had access to and stay legal. The fact that OP is now a prohibited possessor is entirely another story. OP claims he will build himself a standard AR with funds from sale. Is there a temporary prohibited status? Screw it I'm going to the gum store to pick up a bazooka joe. If he is just subject to a Protection order, or charged with certain crime than yes, under most state laws he'd be temporarily prohibited while pending adjudication. |
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Yeah dude. I'm from Jax, and I know the guys at P.O. Take my word on this. You can't just take NFA stuff to a dealer to sell or consign it for you. That's not how it works. Until a transfer is completed, you have to retain possession. Now Predator is a manufacturer, so they could take something in for repair for a short time, but they can't retain it indefinitely. It doesn't matter if they hold a Class 3 sot, or that they have loads of MGs. Now I don't know what this is all about, but you may need to consult a firearms attorney locally to sort this out if there are unusual circumstances. David Goldman is local and might be worth a phone call; he is an NFA guru. Factory or not, you're not going to get much for Spikes NFA stuff. It simply will not command the used market value that a factory Colt or Knights might. You're in a bit of a pickle here, OP. I'm not sure you can even just contact the ATF and ask them to remove them from the registry, since they're factory SBRs. If they were Form 1 builds, I'd say your best course would be to overnight a letter (signature required) to the ATF NFA office requesting they be immediately removed from the registry and their stamps canceled. And I'd ask for expedited acknowledgement in writing. Then I'd get on the phone with them the next day and get someone on the phone who is willing to assist and ask them to immediately do it. Once you had acknowledgment in-hand that they had been removed from the registry, you could part them out and sell the lowers to anyone. I'm not sure you can do that with factory SBRs. Someone on here can answer it. But that would be the quickest way to divest yourselves of them. Any other way, you have to retain possession of them for the next 7-9 months while they transfer. Only other option to get them out of your safe would be to destroy the lowers with a saw and send a letter to the ATF that they were so. View Quote Read your atf book. Nobody can have the combination to the safe they are in. Yes I can request to the atf back to plain ar's and remove the stocks and make pistols. Or form 4 sell them and use the money to buy other guns I want. Also if you put a 16- 26 barrel on it it's still a SBR to the ATF |
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your close on the situation one's already sold to the owner. Most of you don't understand a non trust form 1 gun. Mine were sign off on by the sheriff. Read your atf book. Nobody can have the combination to the safe they are in. Yes I can request to the atf back to plain ar's and remove the stocks and make pistols. Or form 4 sell them and use the money to buy other guns I want. Also if you put a 16- 26 barrel on it it's still a SBR to the ATF View Quote No matter how many times you repeat bad info it is still bad info |
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your close on the situation one's already sold to the owner. Most of you don't understand a non trust form 1 gun. Mine were sign off on by the sheriff. Read your atf book. Nobody can have the combination to the safe they are in. Yes I can request to the atf back to plain ar's and remove the stocks and make pistols. Or form 4 sell them and use the money to buy other guns I want. Also if you put a 16- 26 barrel on it it's still a SBR to the ATF View Quote LOLz |
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your close on the situation one's already sold to the owner. Most of you don't understand a non trust form 1 gun. Mine were sign off on by the sheriff. Read your atf book. Nobody can have the combination to the safe they are in. Yes I can request to the atf back to plain ar's and remove the stocks and make pistols. Or form 4 sell them and use the money to buy other guns I want. Also if you put a 16- 26 barrel on it it's still a SBR to the ATF View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Yeah dude. I'm from Jax, and I know the guys at P.O. Take my word on this. You can't just take NFA stuff to a dealer to sell or consign it for you. That's not how it works. Until a transfer is completed, you have to retain possession. Now Predator is a manufacturer, so they could take something in for repair for a short time, but they can't retain it indefinitely. It doesn't matter if they hold a Class 3 sot, or that they have loads of MGs. Now I don't know what this is all about, but you may need to consult a firearms attorney locally to sort this out if there are unusual circumstances. David Goldman is local and might be worth a phone call; he is an NFA guru. Factory or not, you're not going to get much for Spikes NFA stuff. It simply will not command the used market value that a factory Colt or Knights might. You're in a bit of a pickle here, OP. I'm not sure you can even just contact the ATF and ask them to remove them from the registry, since they're factory SBRs. If they were Form 1 builds, I'd say your best course would be to overnight a letter (signature required) to the ATF NFA office requesting they be immediately removed from the registry and their stamps canceled. And I'd ask for expedited acknowledgement in writing. Then I'd get on the phone with them the next day and get someone on the phone who is willing to assist and ask them to immediately do it. Once you had acknowledgment in-hand that they had been removed from the registry, you could part them out and sell the lowers to anyone. I'm not sure you can do that with factory SBRs. Someone on here can answer it. But that would be the quickest way to divest yourselves of them. Any other way, you have to retain possession of them for the next 7-9 months while they transfer. Only other option to get them out of your safe would be to destroy the lowers with a saw and send a letter to the ATF that they were so. Read your atf book. Nobody can have the combination to the safe they are in. Yes I can request to the atf back to plain ar's and remove the stocks and make pistols. Or form 4 sell them and use the money to buy other guns I want. Also if you put a 16- 26 barrel on it it's still a SBR to the ATF No. An SBR stands short barrel rifle. The term short means less than a 16" barrel and having a stock. An SBR'd lower(form 1 or 4) is not an SBR with a 16"+ barrel attached to it. the ATF says this. It would be a title 1 firearm in that state regardless. And SBR'd lower is also not an SBR without an upper at all. It is only an SBR when a stock and sub 16" barrel is attached. But you're prohibited, so perhaps pick up beading, or rock tumbling. Maybe even face painting at the carnival |
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No matter how many times you repeat bad info it is still bad info View Quote About this the wrong way you don't live in Fl. And I bet your SBR's are in a trust and you have no idea how much more restricted My non trust SBR's are. Why would I dismember a SBR for the lower, upper and BCG? I'm not use anything else on the gun. And I have those parts anyway. BTW my guns were gone for 11 months while I was under a restraining order and battery charge. We went to trial and I was found not guilty And the people never showed for the stalking trial so it was thrown out. |
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No matter how many people think I am going About this the wrong way you don't live in Fl. And I bet your SBR's are in a trust and you have no idea how much more restricted My non trust SBR's are. Why would I dismember a SBR for the lower, upper and BCG? I'm not use anything else on the gun. And I have those parts anyway. BTW my guns were gone for 11 months while I was under a restraining order and battery charge. We went to trial and I was found not guilty And the people never showed for the stalking trial so it was thrown out. View Quote The more you post, the more I'm convinced you shouldn't be allowed to own firearms. |
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No matter how many people think I am going About this the wrong way you don't live in Fl. And I bet your SBR's are in a trust and you have no idea how much more restricted My non trust SBR's are. Why would I dismember a SBR for the lower, upper and BCG? I'm not use anything else on the gun. And I have those parts anyway. BTW my guns were gone for 11 months while I was under a restraining order and battery charge. We went to trial and I was found not guilty And the people never showed for the stalking trial so it was thrown out. View Quote LOLz |
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No. An SBR stands short barrel rifle. The term short means less than a 16" barrel and having a stock. An SBR'd lower(form 1 or 4) is not an SBR with a 16"+ barrel attached to it. the ATF says this. It would be a title 1 firearm in that state regardless. And SBR'd lower is also not an SBR without an upper at all. It is only an SBR when a stock and sub 16" barrel is attached. But you're prohibited, so perhaps pick up beading, or rock tumbling. Maybe even face paintin..g at the carnival View Quote please pick up a ATF book and READ it the receiver is registered SBR even if nothing is attached. |
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No matter how many people think I am going About this the wrong way you don't live in Fl. And I bet your SBR's are in a trust and you have no idea how much more restricted My non trust SBR's are. Why would I dismember a SBR for the lower, upper and BCG? I'm not use anything else on the gun. And I have those parts anyway. BTW my guns were gone for 11 months while I was under a restraining order and battery charge. We went to trial and I was found not guilty And the people never showed for the stalking trial so it was thrown out. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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No matter how many times you repeat bad info it is still bad info About this the wrong way you don't live in Fl. And I bet your SBR's are in a trust and you have no idea how much more restricted My non trust SBR's are. Why would I dismember a SBR for the lower, upper and BCG? I'm not use anything else on the gun. And I have those parts anyway. BTW my guns were gone for 11 months while I was under a restraining order and battery charge. We went to trial and I was found not guilty And the people never showed for the stalking trial so it was thrown out. Please, please sell all your guns before you murder your ex-boyfriend. We don't need more headlines from people like you. |
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Please, please sell all your guns before you murder your ex-boyfriend. We don't need more headlines from people like you. Can only Sober people reply. I was hoping only people who aren't prohibited persons can reply, but you keep lying about Title II regulations so it seem we don't always get what we want. What's having a restraining order against you like? |
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I was hoping only people who aren't prohibited persons can reply, but you keep lying about Title II regulations so it seem we don't always get what we want. What's having a restraining order against you like? View Quote In my county you don't need proof just claim it and a judge will sign it. Then you spend over $15k for fee's till your proven not guilty. Which took 11 months. Of course the persons who brought the claims pay nothing and go free. |
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So whats the deal with moving out of state when you own an NFA stuff?
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OP comes here and tells us he is prohibited, (because of stalking, battery, restraining order, and probably other such scumbag acts), so he wants to rid himself of his registered NFA stuff. He then says he will use the NFA stuff to fund building firearms he is prohibited from owning. I hope none of your local LEO surf this board Opie cuz.... pepper your angus! |
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please pick up a ATF book and READ it the receiver is registered SBR even if nothing is attached. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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No. An SBR stands short barrel rifle. The term short means less than a 16" barrel and having a stock. An SBR'd lower(form 1 or 4) is not an SBR with a 16"+ barrel attached to it. the ATF says this. It would be a title 1 firearm in that state regardless. And SBR'd lower is also not an SBR without an upper at all. It is only an SBR when a stock and sub 16" barrel is attached. But you're prohibited, so perhaps pick up beading, or rock tumbling. Maybe even face paintin..g at the carnival please pick up a ATF book and READ it the receiver is registered SBR even if nothing is attached. The ATF says you can attach a 16"+ to a registered SBR lower to cross state lines without ATF approval. That means you transformed your SBR temporarily to a rifle for as long as you see fit. The ATF also says you can sell a registered SBR lower (sans barrel) to anyone and you are not required to notify them that it is not longer an SBR post sale. That means you can sell your registered SBR sans barrel as a title 1 firearm. |
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In my county you don't need proof just claim it and a judge will sign it. Then you spend over $15k for fee's till your proven not guilty. Which took 11 months. Of course the persons who brought the claims pay nothing and go free. View Quote What about those stalker charges? Were you innocent of that, too? |
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In my county you don't need proof just claim it and a judge will sign it. Then you spend over $15k for fee's till your proven not guilty. Which took 11 months. Of course the persons who brought the claims pay nothing and go free. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I was hoping only people who aren't prohibited persons can reply, but you keep lying about Title II regulations so it seem we don't always get what we want. What's having a restraining order against you like? In my county you don't need proof just claim it and a judge will sign it. Then you spend over $15k for fee's till your proven not guilty. Which took 11 months. Of course the persons who brought the claims pay nothing and go free. Just curious: How old are you? |
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Not that anybody here would know but there is a form for that. There is a form to traveling out of state too. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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So whats the deal with moving out of state when you own an NFA stuff? Not that anybody here would know but there is a form for that. There is a form to traveling out of state too. Wow! Guess what? They're the same form. Or maybe it's different down in Florida. ETA: Dammit, got beat to the punch. |
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