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Posted: 12/2/2016 10:58:30 PM EDT
I selling all the SBR's and use the money to build plain AR's.
In my situation it's just to much hassle. I guess i'll build another 6.5 grendel in 16". |
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I selling all the SBR's and use the money to build plain AR's. In my situation it's just to much hassle. I guess i'll build another 6.5 grendel in 16". View Quote Um you know you can just install a 16 inch or longer barrel on it and it's no longer an SBR right? |
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Keep your SBRs.
They don't sell well if they are just ARs. Just build uppers that you want, and put them on your SBR lowers. Or just keep one SBR at least. Its good to have all length options. |
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Nope you have it changed with BATF and these have suppressor mounts and short handguards. View Quote You've been mis informed. ATF clearly lays this out in the NFA handbook, and has clarified it in multiple letters. Although notification is a good idea, it is not required. Also for the purposes of complying with various state laws you can add a 16 inch barrel, travel out of state without filing a 5320.20, come home and reinstall the short barrel. |
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The idea of filing the forms to convert SBR back to title 1 certainly is something worth chewing on.
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Isn't the hassle done if they are already stamped? Or do you move around a lot?
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Just sell the uppers on the EE, you can send the ATF a letter asking them to remove the lowers from the registry if you really want to, but I wouldn't since you won't get the tax money back.
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Well that's a really fucking retarded and wholly unnecessary way to lose a lot of money and that's IF the dealer can find someone dumb enough to buy your rifles instead of Form 1'ing their own lower.
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And you of course didn't leave anything configured as an SBR at the gun store, right?
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These are Spikes built AR's and should sell for a decent price.
And they are not done in a trust so if I kick off the Gov. gets them. Besides I have plenty more that can go straight to the Wife |
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These are Spikes built AR's and should sell for a decent price. And they are not done in a trust so if I kick off the Gov. gets them. Besides I have plenty more that can go straight to the Wife View Quote Ummmmm, no. If you die, individually owned NFA items transfer tax-free via Form 5 to the recipient designated in your will. You really need to read up on the law some more... Kharn |
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These are Spikes built AR's and should sell for a decent price. And they are not done in a trust so if I kick off the Gov. gets them. Besides I have plenty more that can go straight to the Wife View Quote OP. You are wasting your $200 on each lower that you sbr'ed, or that you transferred from a dealer on a form 4. The next buyer of your rifles will have to spend an extra $400 to get them transferred from you to the dealer and then back to themselves. NFA firearms cannot be consigned to a regular firearms dealer without either them being removed from the registry or a form 4 tax paid transfer being completed to the dealer first. Also just because they are not in a trust does not mean that your relatives cannot inherit them. Your next legal heir can transfer them tax-free on a form 5 after your death. |
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Well that's a really fucking retarded and wholly unnecessary way to lose a lot of money and that's IF the dealer can find someone dumb enough to buy your rifles instead of Form 1'ing their own lower. View Quote How many 10mm, 9mm suppressed, 6.6SPC and 300Blk, can you build Tier 1 for under $1000? |
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View Quote This. OP, you're drunk or retarded, maybe both. |
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These are Spikes built AR's and should sell for a decent price. And they are not done in a trust so if I kick off the Gov. gets them. Besides I have plenty more that can go straight to the Wife View Quote Whomever you've been listening too about the NFA stuff has mislead you. Please take some time to read the NFA handbook the ATF itself puts out. |
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What am I missing?
1. Part them out on the EE, GB, whatever. 2. Notify the ATF to remove them from the registry. ... 3. Profit? |
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OP. You are wasting your $200 on each lower that you sbr'ed, or that you transferred from a dealer on a form 4. The next buyer of your rifles will have to spend an extra $400 to get them transferred from you to the dealer and then back to themselves. NFA firearms cannot be consigned to a regular firearms dealer without either them being removed from the registry or a form 4 tax paid transfer being completed to the dealer first. Also just because they are not in a trust does not mean that your relatives cannot inherit them. Your next legal heir can transfer them tax-free on a form 5 after your death. View Quote According to the paperwork nobody can have the combo to the safe their in these are only reg. to me. |
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Ummmmm, no. If you die, individually owned NFA items transfer tax-free via Form 5 to the recipient designated in your will. You really need to read up on the law some more... Kharn View Quote +1 No flame, OP, but you need to post less and read more. I'm not sure what you're even trying to accomplish. |
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Holy shit dude, everything you've said about NFA stuff in this thread has been completely wrong.
If you don't feel like listening to us or taking a few minutes to learn...frankly, you deserve the hosing you're about to take. 1. When you die, the government doesn't get your fucking guns. That's retarded as shit. 2. All you need to do is put a 16"+ barrel on them and they're no longer under the purview of the NFA. Sell the complete uppers, sell the short barrels and buy long ones, or buy more lowers and move those uppers over to them as pistols. You're fucking up because you're ignorant of absolutely everything you're doing. |
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This isn't making any sense. If you just wanted to sell them, fine; but you said you would use the money to buy more AR's. Why wouldn't you just keep them and make them non-NFA by whatever means you feel like?
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OP if you have KAC P/N 25847, I'm interested.
OP going about things all wrong and shit stirring up the hive with agitation and what not. |
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