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Posted: 5/3/2016 4:19:40 PM EDT
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If you move after your form is approved you'd fill out a 5320.20
I build a 9mm because the ammo is cheaper and easier to find, but I do have 5.56 SBR also. You can build one yourself, I like the Glock mag lowers from QC10 or the new ones from NFA look good too. Before July 13, it's easy to use a trust and efile. If you just want to buy one, the CZ Scorpion is very nice and of course the Sig MPX. |
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Posted: 5/3/2016 5:32:11 PM EDT
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If you move after your form is approved you'd fill out a 5320.20 I build a 9mm because the ammo is cheaper and easier to find, but I do have 5.56 SBR also. You can build one yourself, I like the Glock mag lowers from QC10 or the new ones from NFA look good too. Before July 13, it's easy to use a trust and efile. If you just want to buy one, the CZ Scorpion is very nice and of course the Sig MPX. Is it worth setting up a trust even if i am the only one using it ? can you still do a form 1 on the scorpion and just attach a stock ? will the scorpion function any better than a 9mm AR ? I have never built a AR so if i build it that will be my first time lol. EDIT: Also how do you go about getting them engraved after getting the stamp send it somewhere ? looking at form 1 and form 4 form 1 is if i change it to a sbr my self and form 4 is if i order it already as a sbr ? |
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Posted: 5/3/2016 6:29:23 PM EDT
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Most people get their stuff engraved before or during waiting for the stamp. Form 1 is DIY, Form 4 is premade from dealer or purchase from someone else.
"Building" an AR is like legos. Plenty of easy videos on youtube. Some 9mm AR can be finicky about last round bolt hold open. From what I've seen the CZ is very nice. You won't go wrong with either option. With the CZ you can do a Form 1 and add a stock when approved. And shoot it in pistol til then. Trust is easier at this moment to efile quicker, but after July 13 you may change your mind because of new regulations |
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Posted: 5/3/2016 7:05:43 PM EDT
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Most people get their stuff engraved before or during waiting for the stamp. Form 1 is DIY, Form 4 is premade from dealer or purchase from someone else. "Building" an AR is like legos. Plenty of easy videos on youtube. Some 9mm AR can be finicky about last round bolt hold open. From what I've seen the CZ is very nice. You won't go wrong with either option. With the CZ you can do a Form 1 and add a stock when approved. And shoot it in pistol til then. Trust is easier at this moment to efile quicker, but after July 13 you may change your mind because of new regulations which one is usually faster ? is it worth going through the hastle for a trust when they are about to be a lot less useful? I am also thinking of picking up a stripped lower and getting it setup for sbr after its sbred i can just buy a sbr upper no problem correct ? |
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Posted: 5/3/2016 9:20:46 PM EDT
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which one is usually faster ? is it worth going through the hastle for a trust when they are about to be a lot less useful? I am also thinking of picking up a stripped lower and getting it setup for sbr after its sbred i can just buy a sbr upper no problem correct ? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Most people get their stuff engraved before or during waiting for the stamp. Form 1 is DIY, Form 4 is premade from dealer or purchase from someone else. "Building" an AR is like legos. Plenty of easy videos on youtube. Some 9mm AR can be finicky about last round bolt hold open. From what I've seen the CZ is very nice. You won't go wrong with either option. With the CZ you can do a Form 1 and add a stock when approved. And shoot it in pistol til then. Trust is easier at this moment to efile quicker, but after July 13 you may change your mind because of new regulations which one is usually faster ? is it worth going through the hastle for a trust when they are about to be a lot less useful? I am also thinking of picking up a stripped lower and getting it setup for sbr after its sbred i can just buy a sbr upper no problem correct ? Form 1's tend to be faster. A trust really isn't much of a hassle. For a trust you can use an online trust service and usually within a day they send you the completed copy. When you receive it just print it out and have it notorized. Then just scan it (.pdf) and it's ready to go for Mr. ATF. My biggest regret is not doing that sooner. It was way easier than I thought. And once you have a registered lower you can buy as many short uppers as you like and swap them back and forth. Although if you have the money buy a few lowers and just register them. |
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Posted: 5/3/2016 11:01:13 PM EDT
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Posted: 5/4/2016 2:41:07 AM EDT
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After looking around I think I will setup a trust pick up a scorpion sbr it and sbr a stripped lower maybe even two then hopefully at least pickup a 9mm suppressor.
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Posted: 5/4/2016 10:55:47 AM EDT
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If you are going the scorpion, mp5 clone, glock, or other foreign pistol route research 922r
With that budget you could do many things Also don't forget to budget a silencer, because once you go through the process for the SBR for either 9mm or 300blk, it won't be too long before you will be headed down that path |
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Posted: 5/4/2016 3:25:25 PM EDT
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So with the form 1 the atf can request to see the firearms at any time after they have their tax stamp correct ? I also have a friend that said he can help me produce some suppressors and do a form 1 for them as well for about $280 each would it be best to go that route ?
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Posted: 5/4/2016 10:37:12 PM EDT
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I think I heard you say you have a friend who can watch over your shoulder as you use $280 worth of parts that you purchased to personally manufacture a suppressor which you will file the Form 1 for so it can go on your trust.
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Posted: 5/4/2016 10:39:23 PM EDT
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I think I heard you say you have a friend who can watch over your shoulder as you use $280 worth of parts that you purchased to personally manufacture a suppressor which you will file the Form 1 for so it can go on your trust. That is exactly what I meant. Or maybe il just purchase some low cost form 4 suppressors. |
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