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Posted: 8/12/2010 5:13:51 PM EST
[Last Edit: 12/27/2010 11:54:17 AM EST by jrzy]
I will post proof in a couple of days.
Basically if a shotgun comes from the factory with a pistol grip or it's a virgin receiver never having had any stock other than a pistol grip it can have any barrel length and not be an AOW requiring form 1 or form 4. There is a a requirement that is must still have an overall length from the furthest point of the pistol grip to the end of the barrel of 26 inches. (26 1/4 to be safe) It must be smooth bore too. This is not my opinion, this is fact and I will prove this in a couple of days , give or take a week or two. Now if you have a 14 1/2 inch barrel and a standard pistol grip you will be under the mandated 26 inch rule. I also have the answer for this. |
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Originally Posted By XDBACKUPGUN:
I have seen dozens of abortions. My father is a retired doctor that performed about 1000 abortions a year. Got pretty rich doing it too. |
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Cool
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Take me out into the black, Tell 'em I ain't coming back.
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What?
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Originally Posted By nick89302: What? |
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Is it a pistol or a handgun?
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He who has not tasted the bitter cannot understand the sweet.
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What he's smoking... I wants it.
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I doubt it.
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GD: Too much Chicken Little, not enough Gene Kranz.
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Hmmmm
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Sorry about the mayonnaise, guys.
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Tagged.
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Join Date: Check Post Count: Check Ah, shit. jrzy may be on to something. |
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Only The Dead Have Seen The End Of War. --Plato
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Originally Posted By NoStockBikes: Is it a pistol or a handgun? nope a standard smooth bore shotgun |
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Originally Posted By XDBACKUPGUN:
I have seen dozens of abortions. My father is a retired doctor that performed about 1000 abortions a year. Got pretty rich doing it too. |
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tag
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Originally Posted By jrzy:
I will post proof in a couple of days. DAY 1 |
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Ten people have taken the bait [img]icon_smile_wink.gif[/img]
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pm sent .
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A Deagle without beams is like a Caprice without 24's
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Originally Posted By Keith_J: I doubt it. I'll tell you what I will donate $100.00 to this site if I am wrong If you're wrong you do the same. Bet? |
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Originally Posted By XDBACKUPGUN:
I have seen dozens of abortions. My father is a retired doctor that performed about 1000 abortions a year. Got pretty rich doing it too. |
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In for the head spinning.
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"The strongest reason for people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government." -- (Thomas Jefferson)
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Interesting.
Consider this a tag. |
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I am merely giving you a warning. Those who wish to deal with me, must do so on my terms or not at all. I do not make terms with incompetence.
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Of course it isn't an AOW. It's a SBS. Duh.
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black powder, pistol, 1898 or older, etc..
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Coyote with 40 people crammed into a minivan gets into a chase with DPS, Paco over estimates his driving abilities and *whmmo!* the Astrovan of Immigration becomes a Pinata of Pain, hurling broken bodies like so many tasty pieces of cheap candy...
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Originally Posted By Morne: Of course it isn't an AOW. It's a SBS. Duh. "not be an AOW requiring form 1 or form 4" dont sbs' also require one of those forms? |
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Coyote with 40 people crammed into a minivan gets into a chase with DPS, Paco over estimates his driving abilities and *whmmo!* the Astrovan of Immigration becomes a Pinata of Pain, hurling broken bodies like so many tasty pieces of cheap candy...
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Would like to see how this plays out
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SevenMaryThree:
That old adage "everyone gets cut in a kniife fight" applies to turtle fighting too ANIMUS Rude pricks need a serious traumatic life experience |
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Originally Posted By jrzy:
Originally Posted By Keith_J:
I doubt it. I'll tell you what I will donate $100.00 to this site if I am wrong If you're wrong you do the same. Bet? A bet against Kieth_J with regards to knowledge? Aw shit, I'm gettin popcorn for this |
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You can still get gas in heaven, and drink in kingdom come
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BRB, I'm gonna go take a hacksaw to my 870 barrel. An ARFCOMMER said it's ok, so I know I won't get in trouble. The internet said so.
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Originally Posted By Morne: Of course it isn't an AOW. It's a SBS. Duh. Nope , it cannot have a full stock or it would be an SBS and a title 2 weapon. This is a straight up walk into your gun shop and buy it on a 4473 |
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Originally Posted By XDBACKUPGUN:
I have seen dozens of abortions. My father is a retired doctor that performed about 1000 abortions a year. Got pretty rich doing it too. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher15: black powder, pistol, 1898 or older, etc.. nope |
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Originally Posted By XDBACKUPGUN:
I have seen dozens of abortions. My father is a retired doctor that performed about 1000 abortions a year. Got pretty rich doing it too. |
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off to find the OP in the "thursday night what ya drinkin" thread
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This should be interesting.
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Revenge is a dish best served cold!
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ATF troll account??????
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Member of the ZEADS, Zombie Extermination And Disposal Specialist, Motor T
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Originally Posted By Rob762: Originally Posted By jrzy: Originally Posted By Keith_J: I doubt it. I'll tell you what I will donate $100.00 to this site if I am wrong If you're wrong you do the same. Bet? A bet against Kieth_J with regards to knowledge? Aw shit, I'm gettin popcorn for this I am an 07 FFL/SOT who has spent 2 days on the phone and many faxes between us and the Tech branch of the ATF This is not speculation or fantasy, it's real and happening |
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Originally Posted By XDBACKUPGUN:
I have seen dozens of abortions. My father is a retired doctor that performed about 1000 abortions a year. Got pretty rich doing it too. |
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Originally Posted By SightsOnTarget:
BRB, I'm gonna go take a hacksaw to my 870 barrel. An ARFCOMMER said it's ok, so I know I won't get in trouble. The internet said so. ![]() Ok, Randy...
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Does this mean I can get a KAC masterkey?!
interesting..... |
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Originally Posted By Cypher15:
Originally Posted By Morne:
Of course it isn't an AOW. It's a SBS. Duh. "not be an AOW requiring form 1 or form 4" dont sbs' also require one of those forms? Irrelevant. AOW only requires a $5 transfer fee, while FA, SBR and SBS require $200 transfer fees. There IS a difference. The OP claims it is not an AOW. He is technically/legally right. And there is a monetary distinction in the tax which reflects that difference. |
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I think I know where you're going with this. According to the ATF, you can have a barrel shorter than 16" on a Browning 1919A4 as long as the OAL is greater than 26" because the 1919 is just a firearm, not a rifle. The ATF classifies a pistol grip only shotgun as just a firearm also (which is why you have to be 21 or over to buy one from a dealer). So, as long as the OAL is greater than 26", it shouldn't matter what the barrel length is.
I would want that in writing, though. |
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I thought the NFA was clear on these definitions. I guess we'll have to see what drama llama is cooking up with this build-up here, instead of having proof and posting the story all at once.
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"Listen! Your ass is about to be missin'! You know who gonna find you? Some old man fishin'!"
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Originally Posted By snowcrab: Does this mean I can get a KAC masterkey?! interesting..... There is a a requirement that is must still have an overall length from the furthest point of the pistol grip to the end of the barrel of 26 inches. (26 1/4 to be safe) It must be smooth bore too. This is not my opinion, this is fact and I will prove this in a couple of days , give or take a week or two. Now if you have a 14 1/2 inch barrel and a standard pistol grip you will be under the mandated 26 inch rule. |
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Originally Posted By XDBACKUPGUN:
I have seen dozens of abortions. My father is a retired doctor that performed about 1000 abortions a year. Got pretty rich doing it too. |
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Hide your dog.....I'm just sayin.
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NRA lifetime member
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Originally Posted By Morne: There is no NFA tax to be paid because thus will be a title one weapon the same as any other shotgun off the rackOriginally Posted By Cypher15: Originally Posted By Morne: Of course it isn't an AOW. It's a SBS. Duh. "not be an AOW requiring form 1 or form 4" dont sbs' also require one of those forms? Irrelevant. AOW only requires a $5 transfer fee, while FA, SBR and SBS require $200 transfer fees. There IS a difference. The OP claims it is not an AOW. He is technically/legally right. And there is a monetary distinction in the tax which reflects that difference. |
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Originally Posted By XDBACKUPGUN:
I have seen dozens of abortions. My father is a retired doctor that performed about 1000 abortions a year. Got pretty rich doing it too. |
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IN.
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posted by fsk1290: "You cook BBQ dude. That's it. Big whoop. That ain't hard, all ya need is a good fire and a themometer. and slop some sauce over it... I"m sure it tastes so much better then the 12,825,964 OTHERS out there......"
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Originally Posted By jrzy: Are you sure?Originally Posted By Keith_J: I doubt it. I'll tell you what I will donate $100.00 to this site if I am wrong If you're wrong you do the same. Bet? http://www.atf.gov/publications/download/p/atf-p-5300-4.pdf Barrel length is determined by measuring from the breech face to muzzle for all but revolvers which are measured from cylinder gap to muzzle. Anything with a bore diameter over "one half inch" defined in rifles by land to land diameter (not groove), is a DD unless exempted by the Director (and there is none now). Therefore, all shotguns over 43 gauge in diameter are blanket exempted by the Director who HAS in past, revoked the sporting clause exemption on certain shotguns. And shotguns must have a barrel length over 18", otherwise it is a short barreled shotgun (6) The term "short-barreled shotgun" means a shotgun having one or more barrels less than eighteen inches in length and any weapon made from a shotgun (whether by alteration, modification, or otherwise) if such weapon as modified has an overall length of less than twenty-six inches. Good luck. Going to be hard to get by the barrel length restriction |
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GD: Too much Chicken Little, not enough Gene Kranz.
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Originally Posted By SHIVAN: Drama llama?I thought the NFA was clear on these definitions. I guess we'll have to see what drama llama is cooking up with this build-up here, instead of having proof and posting the story all at once. I didn't post the proof because the Tech branch letter is not here yet. But it's coming smart ass |
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Originally Posted By XDBACKUPGUN:
I have seen dozens of abortions. My father is a retired doctor that performed about 1000 abortions a year. Got pretty rich doing it too. |
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i have heard that the pistol grip has to be integral to the receiver (all one piece) thus, it is no different from say, the *forgive me father* Judge revolver
ETA - for it to be considered a smoothbore handgun vs. an sbs |
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Originally Posted By Keith_J: Originally Posted By jrzy: Are you sure?Originally Posted By Keith_J: I doubt it. I'll tell you what I will donate $100.00 to this site if I am wrong If you're wrong you do the same. Bet? http://www.atf.gov/publications/download/p/atf-p-5300-4.pdf Barrel length is determined by measuring from the breech face to muzzle for all but revolvers which are measured from cylinder gap to muzzle. Anything with a bore diameter over "one half inch" defined in rifles by land to land diameter (not groove), is a DD unless exempted by the Director (and there is none now). Therefore, all shotguns over 43 gauge in diameter are blanket exempted by the Director who HAS in past, revoked the sporting clause exemption on certain shotguns. And shotguns must have a barrel length over 18", otherwise it is a short barreled shotgun (6) The term "short-barreled shotgun" means a shotgun having one or more barrels less than eighteen inches in length and any weapon made from a shotgun (whether by alteration, modification, or otherwise) if such weapon as modified has an overall length of less than twenty-six inches. Good luck. Going to be hard to get by the barrel length restriction I'm betting that the other guy who mentioned it wasn't a shotgun to begin with but rather a "firearm" might be right. |
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"Listen! Your ass is about to be missin'! You know who gonna find you? Some old man fishin'!"
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Originally Posted By TapperMan:
I think I know where you're going with this. According to the ATF, you can have a barrel shorter than 16" on a Browning 1919A4 as long as the OAL is greater than 26" because the 1919 is just a firearm, not a rifle. The ATF classifies a pistol grip only shotgun as just a firearm also (which is why you have to be 21 or over to buy one from a dealer). So, as long as the OAL is greater than 26", it shouldn't matter what the barrel length is. I would want that in writing, though. I was going to wait but I have seen a letter saying just that in reference to a shotgun |
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A Deagle without beams is like a Caprice without 24's
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Originally Posted By jrzy: Originally Posted By SHIVAN: Drama llama?I thought the NFA was clear on these definitions. I guess we'll have to see what drama llama is cooking up with this build-up here, instead of having proof and posting the story all at once. I didn't post the proof because the Tech branch letter is not here yet. But it's coming smart ass I'm tracking, drama llama, you could have just waited until it was there. |
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"Listen! Your ass is about to be missin'! You know who gonna find you? Some old man fishin'!"
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Originally Posted By jrzy:
Originally Posted By snowcrab:
Does this mean I can get a KAC masterkey?! interesting..... There is a a requirement that is must still have an overall length from the furthest point of the pistol grip to the end of the barrel of 26 inches. (26 1/4 to be safe)
It must be smooth bore too. This is not my opinion, this is fact and I will prove this in a couple of days , give or take a week or two. Now if you have a 14 1/2 inch barrel and a standard pistol grip you will be under the mandated 26 inch rule. So the distance between the breach end of the barrel and the rear-most part of the pistol grip is 12"? |
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Only The Dead Have Seen The End Of War. --Plato
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Originally Posted By jrzy: Originally Posted By NoStockBikes: Is it a pistol or a handgun? nope a standard smooth bore shotgun Firearm |
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Originally Posted By Keith_J: We have a bet or not keith ?Originally Posted By jrzy: Are you sure?Originally Posted By Keith_J: I doubt it. I'll tell you what I will donate $100.00 to this site if I am wrong If you're wrong you do the same. Bet? http://www.atf.gov/publications/download/p/atf-p-5300-4.pdf Barrel length is determined by measuring from the breech face to muzzle for all but revolvers which are measured from cylinder gap to muzzle. Anything with a bore diameter over "one half inch" defined in rifles by land to land diameter (not groove), is a DD unless exempted by the Director (and there is none now). Therefore, all shotguns over 43 gauge in diameter are blanket exempted by the Director who HAS in past, revoked the sporting clause exemption on certain shotguns. And shotguns must have a barrel length over 18", otherwise it is a short barreled shotgun (6) The term "short-barreled shotgun" means a shotgun having one or more barrels less than eighteen inches in length and any weapon made from a shotgun (whether by alteration, modification, or otherwise) if such weapon as modified has an overall length of less than twenty-six inches. Good luck. Going to be hard to get by the barrel length restriction The Tech branch letter posted by me once it arrves will suffice for proof as long as it states what I said in the top post, bet? |
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Originally Posted By XDBACKUPGUN:
I have seen dozens of abortions. My father is a retired doctor that performed about 1000 abortions a year. Got pretty rich doing it too. |
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Originally Posted By UncleJerr: wrong, nothing to do with it, the judge is a pistol, it has a rifled barreli have heard that the pistol grip has to be integral to the receiver (all one piece) thus, it is no different from say, the *forgive me father* Judge revolver ETA - for it to be considered a smoothbore handgun vs. an sbs |
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Originally Posted By XDBACKUPGUN:
I have seen dozens of abortions. My father is a retired doctor that performed about 1000 abortions a year. Got pretty rich doing it too. |
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Originally Posted By Keith_J:
Originally Posted By jrzy:
Are you sure?
Originally Posted By Keith_J:
I doubt it. I'll tell you what I will donate $100.00 to this site if I am wrong If you're wrong you do the same. Bet? http://www.atf.gov/publications/download/p/atf-p-5300-4.pdf Barrel length is determined by measuring from the breech face to muzzle for all but revolvers which are measured from cylinder gap to muzzle. Anything with a bore diameter over "one half inch" defined in rifles by land to land diameter (not groove), is a DD unless exempted by the Director (and there is none now). Therefore, all shotguns over 43 gauge in diameter are blanket exempted by the Director who HAS in past, revoked the sporting clause exemption on certain shotguns. And shotguns must have a barrel length over 18", otherwise it is a short barreled shotgun (6) The term "short-barreled shotgun" means a shotgun having one or more barrels less than eighteen inches in length and any weapon made from a shotgun (whether by alteration, modification, or otherwise) if such weapon as modified has an overall length of less than twenty-six inches. Good luck. Going to be hard to get by the barrel length restriction It could be a .410 to skirt the DD classification, ya know... |
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Yeah I think SURBU would have stopped making all those cool short shotguns out of pistol grip pumps and paying the $5 to do it also... ( That is, if what you are saying is true, but I doubt it.
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