UPDATE 10/3 - Injunction covers all FPC members - ATF publishes their pistol brace rule

[roydamnmercer]

there are a lot of suppressors in use in this country by folks with plenty of backbone , and these folks are cowards and treasonous dogs?

I mean I’m just following the logic of some of our more vocal members in this thread…apparently everyone who caved into the ATF and asked “permission” to own what should be constitutionally permitted is a bootlicker…so by extension, anyone filling out a forms and sending money per ATF regulations must be a boot licking coward too. Not originally my thought on the matter but it’s hard to argue with the “logic”.

 

[Talos]

there are a lot of suppressors in use in this country by folks with plenty of backbone , and these folks are cowards and treasonous dogs?

I would bet there's more people out there using oil cans and fuel filters lol.

 

[palmettomoon]

So then, since it’s the same as any other SBR tax stamp you can put a stock on it?

Yep. And....and....you get to request permission to travel out of state with it! Sweet!

 

[spencer60]

Which is just one reason why NFA items are really just toys, at least for us 'civilians'...

You did still have to be careful on which states you took braced pistols to though, and I would bet you'll see a bunch of states make them illegal when the ATF loses their appeal.


There was a thread a while back about how using an AR for home defense could increase your odds of getting convicted.

I'd been playing with the idea of an 11-inch AR with a Griffin can specifically designed to be pinned and welded to get to 16". That would make it a 1-stamp setup even though it was an SBR w/ a can.

I still plan to build it (already ordered the can and have the bbl) but I probably won't use it for home/self defense.

One thing you see with self defense cases is they can be dicey enough without introducing any wild cards. Get the wrong prosecutor or the wrong demographic 'victim' and things can get very hairy, very quickly.

My regular AR and a set of Walker e-muffs on the bedpost will do just fine without creating any additional drama.

 

[Bagman]

Lawyers discussion on injunction

 

[dakatl]

Yeah,

But what if my dog ate my tax stamp and then I went fishing with my dog at which point an unfortunate boating accident occurred and I never talked to my dog again ?

 

[Bagman]

Yeah,

But what if my dog ate my tax stamp and then I went fishing with my dog at which point an unfortunate boating accident occurred and I never talked to my dog again ?

Go home, lock your doors, turn off the lights, don't answer a knock at the door...

 

[dakatl]

Go home, lock your doors, turn off the lights, don't answer a knock at the door...

Damn....... I was really hoping for " nothing to worry about"

 

[aFarewellToKings]

Which is just one reason why NFA items are really just toys, at least for us 'civilians'...

You did still have to be careful on which states you took braced pistols to though, and I would bet you'll see a bunch of states make them illegal when the ATF loses their appeal.


There was a thread a while back about how using an AR for home defense could increase your odds of getting convicted.

I'd been playing with the idea of an 11-inch AR with a Griffin can specifically designed to be pinned and welded to get to 16". That would make it a 1-stamp setup even though it was an SBR w/ a can.

I still plan to build it (already ordered the can and have the bbl) but I probably won't use it for home/self defense.

One thing you see with self defense cases is they can be dicey enough without introducing any wild cards. Get the wrong prosecutor or the wrong demographic 'victim' and things can get very hairy, very quickly.

My regular AR and a set of Walker e-muffs on the bedpost will do just fine without creating any additional drama.

Just get a barrel and can for your lever action.