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Posted: 11/17/2001 9:51:50 PM EDT
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The lower is the registered SBR, not the uppers.
You still don't want to have multiple short uppers around if you've only got one SBR lower. If you've just got the one SBR lower, and no non-SBR's, you can have as many uppers as you like, though. |
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Posted: 11/18/2001 6:21:34 AM EDT
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This is not a permit.
This is a TAX you pay on each NFA weapon. Since the serial numbered lower is the weapon you have to pay the TAX on every one you want to convert. Be aware that you can't take registered NFA weapons across state lines without first asking BATF for permission and many localities prohibit them entirely. Be sure you pay the tax (and get the tax stamp as a receipt) before you order any SBR barrels. -- Chuck |
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Posted: 11/18/2001 5:41:28 PM EDT
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You need an ATF From 1. Download it online (Acrobat) or order one from the ATF directly and READ THE DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY!
Good luck. |
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