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I am going to Form one everything "Sir, you can't install an auto sear in a Handi-Rifle" The fuck I can't! My revolvers would be Form 1'ed just for the principal. I'll Form 1 a fucking potato. |
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I may look for a tube gun parts kit just in case any of this pans out in the future.
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Since the ATF said a shoe lace could be a MG, I'd go ahead and form 1 a shoe lace.
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I am going to Form one everything "Sir, you can't install an auto sear in a Handi-Rifle" If a Springfield rifle can be converted to a semi-auto, by just swapping the bolt with a magazine fed action... I think it was called the Peterson device. ETA: My memory was off. It was the Pedersen device, developed in WW1 for use with the 1903 Springfield. |
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Forcing the Government's hand against the unconstitutional NFA Law was already tried and failed. Lower courts agreed with the Citizens, USSC disagreed and ruled in favor of the Government (can't have citizens owning MGs, hello boneheads they already do), SCOTUS took the case but never heard it or ruled on it, letting the USSC ruling stand. View Quote Ummmm, the last time I looked at how the courts work, if they didn't hear it, rule on it or remand it then they never "took the case"... |
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I am going to Form one everything "Sir, you can't install an auto sear in a Handi-Rifle" The fuck I can't! My revolvers would be Form 1'ed just for the principal. I'll Form 1 a fucking potato. I'd form 1 my cock... more thrusts per squeeze. Legal full auto orgasm generator. |
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With how ridiculous the law is, someone should have tried years ago to Form 1 their trigger finger.
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I'm done actually. I'm just thinking about changing the exterior cover from heat shrink tubing to a plastidip. Aesthetics aside, I possess a live, papered, antipersonnel frag. Hell, the only reason I haven't started on my landmine design is because my wife said we wouldn't be spending the tax stamp money on another one of my damned projects. ETA: I'm working on the open-source build instructions at the moment, coming up with a decent PDF document to send out to the masses that would be interested in doing the same after securing their own tax stamp. And to think, this wouldn't have been possible if some assclown in GD hadn't bet me that the BATFE would NEVER approve a 'civilian' to build their own frag grenade. Freedom Boners ENGAGE! <a href="http://s1285.photobucket.com/user/Wingnut116ACW/media/DSC02735_zps984374ff.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1285.photobucket.com/albums/a595/Wingnut116ACW/DSC02735_zps984374ff.jpg</a> View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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And wingnut's stamp for a frag grenade. Wait.....wut? Someone has a live frag? Not that I know of, but he got approved to build it and is in the process of doing so. Last I saw he was working on the ball bearing matrix, but it's been a while since I checked the thread. I'm done actually. I'm just thinking about changing the exterior cover from heat shrink tubing to a plastidip. Aesthetics aside, I possess a live, papered, antipersonnel frag. Hell, the only reason I haven't started on my landmine design is because my wife said we wouldn't be spending the tax stamp money on another one of my damned projects. ETA: I'm working on the open-source build instructions at the moment, coming up with a decent PDF document to send out to the masses that would be interested in doing the same after securing their own tax stamp. And to think, this wouldn't have been possible if some assclown in GD hadn't bet me that the BATFE would NEVER approve a 'civilian' to build their own frag grenade. Freedom Boners ENGAGE! <a href="http://s1285.photobucket.com/user/Wingnut116ACW/media/DSC02735_zps984374ff.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1285.photobucket.com/albums/a595/Wingnut116ACW/DSC02735_zps984374ff.jpg</a> Fucking awesome man. I'd definitely be interested in seeing your PDF once you're done. Just don't |
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How can I search the NFRTR I live in illinois the state law says no person shall possess a machine gun BUT a trust is not a person I just want to see if there are any registered to a trust in IL before 86 or after it doesn't matter.
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With how ridiculous the law is, someone should have tried years ago to Form 1 their trigger finger. .003 engraving depth Variance for a tattoo It would be interesting.... "Nope, that M240 is not a machine gun. It is just a part. This finger, now that's a machine gun!" |
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And wingnut's stamp for a frag grenade. Wait.....wut? Someone has a live frag? Not that I know of, but he got approved to build it and is in the process of doing so. Last I saw he was working on the ball bearing matrix, but it's been a while since I checked the thread. I'm done actually. I'm just thinking about changing the exterior cover from heat shrink tubing to a plastidip. Aesthetics aside, I possess a live, papered, antipersonnel frag. Hell, the only reason I haven't started on my landmine design is because my wife said we wouldn't be spending the tax stamp money on another one of my damned projects. ETA: I'm working on the open-source build instructions at the moment, coming up with a decent PDF document to send out to the masses that would be interested in doing the same after securing their own tax stamp. And to think, this wouldn't have been possible if some assclown in GD hadn't bet me that the BATFE would NEVER approve a 'civilian' to build their own frag grenade. Freedom Boners ENGAGE! <a href="http://s1285.photobucket.com/user/Wingnut116ACW/media/DSC02735_zps984374ff.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1285.photobucket.com/albums/a595/Wingnut116ACW/DSC02735_zps984374ff.jpg</a> Is your thread still over at Grog's? Yep. I'm just doing the final photographs and need to sit down and write build instructions. It will be more of a pamphlet than anything. Then, I'll keep pestering my wife to see if I can get a stamp for a modular landmine, or maybe put up a kickstarter project. I have such a great idea for that one. |
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After 42 pages of this, does anyone actually have in their possession the "physical/hard" copy of an approved Form 1 with stamp for manufacture of post-86 machine gun? Go back and re-read page 36. The genie is out of the bottle on this issue. Someone got their stamp back in early August and has already manufactured their machine gun. By the ATF's own regulations, that stamp cannot be revoked because the manufacture has taken place and the stamp must stay with the gun. And it's estimated that there may be several hundred stamps that got issued before ATF changed their mind. How many of those stamps have been fulfilled, with the guns manufactured and the stamps then made non-revocable? LOL!!! Lazy .gov workers being lazy. Heck a simple google search of this thread would have answered his question. Can we all agree to not enable these guys? It just occurred to me that NFAmachinegunner might actually be ATF, but not at HQ. Can you imagine a field agent reading this thread and wondering "WTF are those morons at HQ thinking? And I'll have to deal with this mess here in the field based on instructions from morons who can't get this right and be consistent with their rulings????"" It might have some agents in a position to throw up their hands and pull a Sgt Schultz on every full auto gun they run across. "A rattle gun? I SEE NOTHING! NOTHING!!!" And then they'll ask can they get some trigger time on it to relieve their freedom boner. |
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You have two acronyms in your post ....... SCOTUS USSC Care to elaborate on who/what each one is? I suspect they are both the same organization ...... SCOTUS - Suprem Court Of The United States USSC - United States Supreme Court The way you have it written is someone appealed a United States Supreme Court (USSC) decision to the Supreme Court Of The United States and the Supreme Court Of The United States let the United State Supreme Court ruling stand. Hmmmmmm.....don't think it works that way. If I am wrong, correct me. Thanks If an appeal makes it to the Supreme Court - it is my understanding that if they refuse to hear/take the case that would amount to them ruling on it, saying the lower courts decision is valid and stands. . View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Let me begin with I am an attorney. Anyone who had one of these approved and then denied needs to do the following 1. Cut off any contact with the ATF directly regarding this issue until you have sought legal counsel. 2. Keep a copy of any information they mail to you, I would photo copy and hang onto everything. 3. Contact an attorney who specializes in this area of law. 4. DO NOT cash the check they are going to send you refunding your paid tax ( you may waive your rights by doing so). View Quote What can the rest of us do to help? 1. Keep the thread bumped. 2. Submit a Form 1 to manufacture a machine gun through a trust. 3. Stand by. Where can I send donations? Nowhere, yet! There will be a time and place for that, but no one wants to start collecting money until we know how and where it will be spent. Plaintiffs are discussing options with attorneys right now. Attorneys are working on a plan right now. As soon as funding is needed, it will be requested (after getting Strykers approval). Until then, be patient. So the OP has an approved Form 1 and a machine gun? No. Orpheus762x51 started this thread and is keeping Arfcom updated on the situation. Jaqufrost did receive an approval on his Form 1, then the ATF subsequently demanded that it be returned. Undefined, NoloContendere, I_am_Dan, and a few others in this thread are just plain awesome. How do I Submit a Form 1? For paper Forms: Complete Guide of how to complete a Form 1 For eForms: Visual guide: How to fill out a Form 1 using EFORMS ETA: 9/13/14 The die has been cast on Page 36. Quoted:
I've been informed that one of my gunsmith's customers (Mr Ground Zero) received his stamp and converted an AR in early August. His lawyer has opined that the ATF is VERY CAREFULLY choosing their words as they contact those people that they have issued stamps to. His take is that they are trying to intimidate people into surrendering their stamps and any MGs that have been manufactured since those stamps were received. No words stating that the stamp holders MUST surrender were used in the audio recording posted here, it has merely been implied. No certified letters have been received by Mr Ground Zero as is required by law when ATF ORDERS an FFL to surrender stamps or firearms. No other such official communications have taken place, either. Simply a phone call, which does not constitute an official communication. It sounds just like the telephone games IRS plays with people trying to entrap them into admitting to tax fraud. This one individual has already contacted his congressman and is working to provide the information requested by the congressman's office to verify this complaint, which may be the prelude to congressional action on ATF making a policy change that required congressional action to be legal. ATF is scurrying around trying to cover this mess up like a cat with diarrhea, and they are not doing a very good job of things as everything they've done has uncovered more shit they don't want exposed. View Quote So there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. One of the first machine guns produced in civilian hands in nearly thirty years... With ATF approval. Yes. You heard right. A machine gun. Manufactured after 1986. With ATF Form 1 approval. Is in the WILD!!! Also, this issue has been making it's way around the internet in the form of several articles in just a couple days: The Firearm Blog: ATF Approves Post-86 Machine Gun Form 1 The Firearm Blog: BATFE Phone Call Asking For Return of Approved Trust Form 1 The Truth About Guns: ATF Just Approved the First New Civilian Machine Gun in 28 Years. By Accident. NFA Gun Trust Lawyer Blog: ATF Approves some Form 1 to Make Machine Guns by a Gun Trust and then Rescinds the Approval Prince Law Offices, P. C. : Did ATF Approve Your Making of a New Machinegun and Then Rescind It? Contact Us To Discuss |
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Guys, once again a huge round of thanks. You are all awesome, except the plants and speculators, and negative nancies, they can go get a cactus.
Seriously though; Jaqu, orph, NOLO, Undefined, RealPAGunner, flying gorilla, HardRock, and the rest of you who's names I forgot, cause imma scumbag, you guys are great. Looks like I need to do another round d of clearing my IMs. But keep the IMs, texts, calls, and emails coming. These are exciting times. And we are making history right now. |
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After 42 pages of this, does anyone actually have in their possession the "physical/hard" copy of an approved Form 1 with stamp for manufacture of post-86 machine gun? Go back and re-read page 36. The genie is out of the bottle on this issue. Someone got their stamp back in early August and has already manufactured their machine gun. By the ATF's own regulations, that stamp cannot be revoked because the manufacture has taken place and the stamp must stay with the gun. And it's estimated that there may be several hundred stamps that got issued before ATF changed their mind. How many of those stamps have been fulfilled, with the guns manufactured and the stamps then made non-revocable? LOL!!! Lazy .gov workers being lazy. Heck a simple google search of this thread would have answered his question. Can we all agree to not enable these guys? It just occurred to me that NFAmachinegunner might actually be ATF, but not at HQ. Can you imagine a field agent reading this thread and wondering "WTF are those morons at HQ thinking? And I'll have to deal with this mess here in the field based on instructions from morons who can't get this right and be consistent with their rulings????"" It might have some agents in a position to throw up their hands and pull a Sgt Schultz on every full auto gun they run across. "A rattle gun? I SEE NOTHING! NOTHING!!!" And then they'll ask can they get some trigger time on it to relieve their freedom boner. Could just as easily be The Nuge back from the future to ensure Obama gives us cheap MGs |
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I am going to Form one everything "Sir, you can't install an auto sear in a Handi-Rifle" The fuck I can't! My revolvers would be Form 1'ed just for the principal. I'll Form 1 a fucking potato. You will F1 a phone??? |
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Back at you man. And like I've alluded to before, I am happy with were this is headed... if for no other reason than to remind them WHO THEY WORK FOR. This is likely going to be an effort that stretches out over years, but here we are, taking the first steps. Real exciting and motivating shit right there. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Guys, once again a huge round of thanks. You are all awesome, except the plants and speculators, and negative nancies, they can go get a cactus. Seriously though; Jaqu, orph, NOLO, Undefined, RealPAGunner, flying gorilla, HardRock, and the rest of you who's names I forgot, cause imma scumbag, you guys are great. Looks like I need to do another round d of clearing my IMs. But keep the IMs, texts, calls, and emails coming. These are exciting times. And we are making history right now. Back at you man. And like I've alluded to before, I am happy with were this is headed... if for no other reason than to remind them WHO THEY WORK FOR. This is likely going to be an effort that stretches out over years, but here we are, taking the first steps. Real exciting and motivating shit right there. We definitely need to hang out next time you are near my AO And undefined and I are talking about a meet and greet next summer for NRA@nashvile |
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I'm so up for backing this up with a minute $$ donation (I can't afford much), but as far as gun rights groups go, did anyone consider getting JPFO behind this?
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I have a question for the lawyers involved in this.
Would it better if current registered owners of machine guns were the people who were turned down? My rational is that there isn't a good reason from a legal perspective to ban them from owning a second one is there? Or for that matter any current stamp holders since any of them would qualify if a machine gun were available since the background check is the same. Correct? |
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I'm so up for backing this up with a minute $$ donation (I can't afford much), but as far as gun rights groups go, did anyone consider getting JPFO behind this? View Quote I have had some very unofficial conversations with members of one of the larger gun rights groups, but right now we need to prepare to do things on our own. Hopefully we can get some support, but before we can really look at that we need to figure out what help we do and don't want, and what path our legal brain trust want to follow. Fortunitly there have been several legal professionals from arfcom who have stepped up and hopefully more will come out of the woodwork. |
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