Ok..Maybe I need some instruction here. I feel a little in the dark.
The NFA, as you refer to it, in my understanding, is the National Firearms Act of October 13, 1994. Is that correct??
Therefore, my understanding was that this act prohibited the manufacture of , the so called evil features on a firearm, like the AR-15. That is to say, they can no longer be short barrels with folding stock and bayo lug..
Is this correct??
In addition, you, as a manufacturer can no longer make magazines greater then 10 rounds.
Is this correct??
However, prior to 13 October, 1994 If I owned a rife like their so called evil gun features, I own it. That means..its mine and I am grandfathered in. THats why I bought one in July of 1994. That why I paid the crazy price they were charging....
What are you folks saying? Have I been mislead??