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My concern was the 26" definition of SBR along with the under 16" barrel.
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Sounds like you might have a bit of a misunderstanding of the federal "SBR" definition.
A rifle is a Short-barreled Rifle when it has a barrel less than 16 inches long,
-OR-, it has an overall length less than 26 inches long.
The key word there is "or", meaning the only one of the two conditions need be met for it to be an SBR, not both.
As an aside, that's why the Tavor bullpup rifles come with a 16.5" barrel instead of a 16" barrel. The 16.5" barrel gets the OAL to just a bit over 26". If they had a 16" barrel, their OAL would be under 26" and they'd have to sell them as SBRs.