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Posted: 1/5/2012 8:27:24 PM EDT
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I would advise you to buy a factory SBR, if for no other reason than the wait on a Form 1 (if you make it yourself) is nearly twice as long than a form 4 (to outright purchase an NFA item). A SBR and a suppressor would require 2 stamps. If you buy from an individual your end of the process is the same. And, yes, if you have the $200 for the stamp, it is nearly as simple as filling out the paperwork and waiting. You would either need to create a Revocable living trust, or go the CLEO signoff route.
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Posted: 1/5/2012 8:28:50 PM EDT
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You will need 2 stamps. One for the suppressor and one for the SBR. I would head over to the SBR forum under the Armory section. There is a wealth of information available. If not I a, sure Bookhound and his red loc-tite will swing by soon or one of our other resident Class III experts.
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Posted: 1/6/2012 4:30:27 AM EDT
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I would advise you to buy a factory SBR, if for no other reason than the wait on a Form 1 (if you make it yourself) is nearly twice as long than a form 4 (to outright purchase an NFA item). A SBR and a suppressor would require 2 stamps. If you buy from an individual your end of the process is the same. And, yes, if you have the $200 for the stamp, it is nearly as simple as filling out the paperwork and waiting. You would either need to create a Revocable living trust, or go the CLEO signoff route. Oh how true "Form 1 is nearly twice as long than a form 4" and if I had known I would have done same. Allthough you possibly will save a couple hundred bucks building your own SBR lower. |
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Posted: 1/6/2012 4:36:09 AM EDT
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Wait times are the same for form 4 or 1.
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Posted: 1/6/2012 6:08:46 AM EDT
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A lot of manufacturers will work with you to get the factory SBR with specifications you want, even if it's not some front page offering. Just something for people to consider.
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Posted: 1/6/2012 6:31:19 AM EDT
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Check the EE. I believe our own WV hillbilly had his lower forsale just a few days ago. That would be an instate transfer.
Still $200 though 
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Posted: 1/6/2012 6:51:56 AM EDT
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Posted: 1/6/2012 6:58:03 AM EDT
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What is the procedure for legally registering a SBR? I have never done anything NFA. I am itching to get an SBR with a suppressor. I am not too worried about the suppressor, as I know the dealer I buy it from will pretty much handle everything, but I want to be in compliance after I purchase the upper. Would the rifle require 2 NFA stamps? Is it as simple as filing out paperwork and waiting? What if I want to buy a suppressor from a private individual? I have a noveske factory sbr lower. Drop me a email if you are interested. |
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Posted: 1/6/2012 7:24:11 AM EDT
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My form 1 only took 3 months. My buddies on the other hand is going on 5. If you have patience and aren't obsessive the time should go by fairly quickly.
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Posted: 1/6/2012 8:58:06 AM EDT
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It's about 5-6 months for form 1 and 4 approval. It was around 90 days but no longer. Check nfatracker for the stats. Look at the past 6 month section they added.
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Posted: 1/6/2012 10:18:33 AM EDT
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What is the procedure for legally registering a SBR? I have never done anything NFA. I am itching to get an SBR with a suppressor. I am not too worried about the suppressor, as I know the dealer I buy it from will pretty much handle everything, but I want to be in compliance after I purchase the upper. Would the rifle require 2 NFA stamps? Is it as simple as filing out paperwork and waiting? What if I want to buy a suppressor from a private individual? I have a noveske factory sbr lower. Drop me a email if you are interested. this ia that hillbilly I was talking 'bout. |
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