Posted: 5/24/2006 5:48:41 AM EDT
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Under what classification falls a firearm intended to be fired from the shoulder with combination rifle and shotgun barrels 11 inches in length? Thanks |
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Well I have found this that goes into great detail about AOWs (which includes combination guns with barrels over 12 inches but less than 18 inches) I am asking about combination guns that are outside the 12-18 inch net. http://www.nfaoa.org/documents/1996testimony.pdf |
Isn't this rather like a short barrel Street Sweeper shotgun, that would be both an SBS and a DD ? Sorry, don't know the answer, but there must be a couple of permutations of such "double-classification" weapon types. The big question is how many $200 checks would we have to cut ? 
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The transfer tax for AOWs is five dollars (that way since (1960) The tax for SBR, DD, SBS is 200 dollars (that way since 1934) I doubt it can be double classified Guns like this with barrels 18" and over are not subject to the NFA but again I am asking about combination guns with barrels under 12 |
you mean a combo gun? I think its a AOW wait looked it up on the NFA FAQ
well fuck if I know then. |
| I would guesse that it would be a SBR. If your intention is to cut down an original title 1 firearm, that also happens to be a combination gun (rifle top barrel with a shotgun lower barrel). IMHO, I would use a form 1 just like a SBR build. I would then take a picture of the original gun with a brief explanation that references that it is a combination rifle/shotgun. Again just my $.02 |