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Posted: 9/17/2004 8:12:31 PM EDT
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I do not know the answer for sure but search the archives at...
www.1919a4.com I am pretty sure that on that website I saw something to indicate that you can sell a homebuilt gun but you need to claime any income on your taxes... Obviously this is a bigger concern with a 1919a4 or M2HB then an AK so that is why they asked... I know there is a FAQ or letter posted there somewhere! |
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Posted: 9/18/2004 4:21:11 AM EDT
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What you will have to do is pay the federal excise tax and make sure the receiver is marked with your name, address and serial number. Now the question remains will ATF let you do this? Personally, I don't know as I have never heard of anyone doing it. I don't think it is too off the mark for ATF to require that you become a manufacturor before they allow you to pay the excise.
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Posted: 9/18/2004 5:31:22 AM EDT
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Put your name, addry and a SN on it and don't worry about it. Excise tax is only paid by FFL manufacturers.
Whether you intend to sell it or not, a serial number can be your friend. If it is ever stolen, that SN can help you claim it. The resriciont is you are supposed to make a gun for your own use, not as a business selling them. If you only make 1 a year it sure ain't a business! |
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