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8/12/2026 11:00:38 PM EDT
Congrats on your victory for all of us. Now a couple of questions.


1) Will former and future customers that purchased ar PISTOLS from you, are we included in the win?

2) So now that SBR's are not regulated Federally, will I now be able to remove the braces and put on say a Magpul M4 type stocks. I have several pistols that I can do this to. My state has no restrictions other than the federal ones.
8/12/2026 11:41:37 PM EDT
[#1]
It's not set in stone. Don't do stupid thing to get yourself in trouble.


8/13/2026 5:44:05 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By mlin:
It's not set in stone. Don't do stupid thing to get yourself in trouble.


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Take the freaking win for once.

Thank you PSA. You had my interest, now you have my credit card.
8/13/2026 9:05:11 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Landshark9025:
Take the freaking win for once.

Thank you PSA. You had my interest, now you have my credit card.
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What PSA says, not universally apply. OP want to put things on his existing rifle to become SBR. A no no and PSA won't give you a answer because they also don't know.

https://palmettostatearmory.com/blog/nfa-challenge-lawsuit-ruling.html

Serial number and marking requirements were not enjoined. The maker identification requirement at 26 U.S.C.   5842(a) and 27 C.F.R.   479.102 was not enjoined as to anyone. Under the ordinary Form 1 process, a person making an SBR must add their own markings even to a receiver that already carries a manufacturer's serial number. Whether and how that requirement applies when a covered GOA member reconfigures an already-serialized PSA firearm has not been addressed by the Court or by ATF. We cannot tell you the answer, and we are not going to guess. Ask an attorney about this specific point before you reconfigure.


8/15/2026 12:01:57 AM EDT
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I am not doing anything. I can wait. Not a big deal. I am a GOA member and I bought several ar pistols from PSA. Just because I want to does not mean I will. I am waiting to see what comes from this new ruling.

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