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Posted: 12/5/2013 12:50:27 PM EDT
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no registration necessary
1) exempt because it is a fixed mag <10 rounds 2) exempt because it is a preban |
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Posted: 12/5/2013 3:17:27 PM EDT
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no registration necessary 1) exempt because it is a fixed mag <10 rounds 2) exempt because it is a preban  SKS
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Posted: 12/12/2013 8:51:39 PM EDT
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Anyone register under the abundance of caution?
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Posted: 12/12/2013 9:05:43 PM EDT
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Anyone register under the abundance of caution? Yes. Member Pain mistakenly registered two prebans but said they can still be transfered or sold in state. |
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Posted: 12/13/2013 3:25:37 AM EDT
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Yes. Member Pain mistakenly registered two prebans but said they can still be transfered or sold in state. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Anyone register under the abundance of caution? Yes. Member Pain mistakenly registered two prebans but said they can still be transfered or sold in state. He was first in line too! 
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Posted: 12/13/2013 4:27:21 AM EDT
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Anyone register under the abundance of caution? Why? What abundance of caution? If the firearm is exempt, why register it? What do you gain by registering it? |
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Posted: 12/13/2013 5:26:55 AM EDT
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Why? What abundance of caution? If the firearm is exempt, why register it? What do you gain by registering it? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Anyone register under the abundance of caution? Why? What abundance of caution? If the firearm is exempt, why register it? What do you gain by registering it? Because the law continues to not only confound us, but state agencies trying to interpret it, and the deadline is like 6 working days away. My preban SBR is getting reged. It says "preban SBR" in the unique / identifying marks field. If they kick it back as such, I'll be ok with that. |
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Posted: 12/13/2013 6:18:38 AM EDT
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Because the law continues to not only confound us, but state agencies trying to interpret it, and the deadline is like 6 working days away. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Anyone register under the abundance of caution? Why? What abundance of caution? If the firearm is exempt, why register it? What do you gain by registering it? Because the law continues to not only confound us, but state agencies trying to interpret it, and the deadline is like 6 working days away. But not in this case. The law is very clear. The OP"s stock SKS with a fixed 10 round magazine was purchased prior to 1994. It doesn't have to be registered. It is not an assault weapon under current laws. So again, why register it? What does one gain by doing so? |
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Posted: 12/13/2013 7:02:08 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: But not in this case. The law is very clear. The OP"s stock SKS with a fixed 10 round magazine was purchased prior to 1994. It doesn't have to be registered. It is not an assault weapon under current laws. So again, why register it? What does one gain by doing so? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Anyone register under the abundance of caution? Why? What abundance of caution? If the firearm is exempt, why register it? What do you gain by registering it? Because the law continues to not only confound us, but state agencies trying to interpret it, and the deadline is like 6 working days away. But not in this case. The law is very clear. The OP"s stock SKS with a fixed 10 round magazine was purchased prior to 1994. It doesn't have to be registered. It is not an assault weapon under current laws. So again, why register it? What does one gain by doing so? one gains the ability to put their mind at ease with a piece of paper that says everyone knows i have this. |
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Posted: 12/13/2013 7:07:36 AM EDT
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one gains the ability to put their mind at ease with a piece of paper that says everyone knows i have this. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Anyone register under the abundance of caution? Why? What abundance of caution? If the firearm is exempt, why register it? What do you gain by registering it? Because the law continues to not only confound us, but state agencies trying to interpret it, and the deadline is like 6 working days away. But not in this case. The law is very clear. The OP"s stock SKS with a fixed 10 round magazine was purchased prior to 1994. It doesn't have to be registered. It is not an assault weapon under current laws. So again, why register it? What does one gain by doing so? one gains the ability to put their mind at ease with a piece of paper that says everyone knows i have this. My SBR already had a lot of little pieces of paper saying that people know I have it. At this point, I'm just wearing list what I own on a little placard on my chest in public |
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Posted: 12/13/2013 7:28:18 AM EDT
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My SBR already had a lot of little pieces of paper saying that people know I have it. At this point, I'm just wearing list what I own on a little placard on my chest in public Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why? What abundance of caution? If the firearm is exempt, why register it? What do you gain by registering it? Because the law continues to not only confound us, but state agencies trying to interpret it, and the deadline is like 6 working days away. But not in this case. The law is very clear. The OP"s stock SKS with a fixed 10 round magazine was purchased prior to 1994. It doesn't have to be registered. It is not an assault weapon under current laws. So again, why register it? What does one gain by doing so? one gains the ability to put their mind at ease with a piece of paper that says everyone knows i have this. My SBR already had a lot of little pieces of paper saying that people know I have it. At this point, I'm just wearing list what I own on a little placard on my chest in public 
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Posted: 12/15/2013 7:39:40 AM EDT
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Your sks is fine if u have the fixed mag in it. You can still buy them right now if you want.
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