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Posted: 1/16/2010 7:31:29 PM EDT
| When you get a tax stamp for one SBR, will that same stamp cover more then one SBR, or not? |
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You need a separate $200 stamp for each registered receiver.
So you can own a dozen uppers that you use with one registered lower. But if you want more than one lower receiver (or complete firearm), it is a separate $200 stamp for each. After awhile, it gets expensive: 
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You need a separate $200 stamp for each registered receiver. So you can own a dozen uppers that you use with one registered lower. But if you want more than one lower receiver (or complete firearm), it is a separate $200 stamp for each. After awhile, it gets expensive: http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/medium/1498stampcollection.jpg Wouldn't it just be cheaper for you to be an SOT? |
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You need a separate $200 stamp for each registered receiver. So you can own a dozen uppers that you use with one registered lower. But if you want more than one lower receiver (or complete firearm), it is a separate $200 stamp for each. After awhile, it gets expensive: http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/medium/1498stampcollection.jpg Wouldn't it just be cheaper for you to be an SOT? Well, I didn't start out ever expecting I'd have this many stamps. They are like those potato chips: "I'll just have one more." The most I've ever gotten in one year is three; some years, I don't buy any NFA. Most years, it's one or two new toys. Multiply that by sixteen years ... and you get the idea. 
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I never thought about laminating my tax stamps. I guess I will do that soon. |
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I never thought about laminating my tax stamps. I guess I will do that soon. Danger, Will Robinson! Do not under any circumstances laminate your original Forms! They are legal documents, and lamination makes them much, much more difficult, potentially even impossible, to authenticate forensically. The NFA Registry is up to 20% incomplete/inaccurate, and if your entry is among that 20%, your original Form 1 or 4 is the only thing that keeps your NFA item from becoming contraband. What you see in my photos are color photocopies which have been laminated. The originals remain untouched. |
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