ATF tax stamp for rifle front vertical grip???

[grabbin' asphalt]

I don't have a rifle but a buddy was asking me about his new AR, I figured my knowledgeable peeps here would throw me helpful info his way thnx Barry

 

[righter13]

If it's a rifle then a vertical grip is perfectly fine. No tax neeeded.

 

[Dirty J]

No. That works only be applicable if it's a pistol. No stamp required on a rifle.

 

[grabbin' asphalt]

Awesome, thnx guys!!!

 

[grabbin' asphalt]

Hey curious, folding stocks etc with it also on rifles is ok or no??

 

[BamaFan]

If it's a rifle then a vertical grip is perfectly fine. No tax neeeded.

Reading that out loud really highlights the lunacy of that rule....

 

[Dirty J]

Reading that out loud really highlights the lunacy of that rule....

Yep.

Kinda like I support the 2A but....

It's either an infringement or it ain't... Paying money and filling out forms sounds infringed to me.

 

[NWSharpshooter]

Yep. Kinda like I support the 2A but.... It's either an infringement or it ain't... Paying money and filling out forms sounds infringed to me.

It is infringement if you pay the tax or not. The only difference is those of us who pay the tax have cooler toys.

 

[Tylerls1]

Hey curious, folding stocks etc with it also on rifles is ok or no??

Yes, just don't throw one on a pistol

 

[Dirty J]

It is infringement if you pay the tax or not. The only difference is those of us who pay the tax have cooler toys.

Until "they" decide you can't have them anymore... In which case you've told them just where to find, how many and what the serial numbers are.

I know they "can" do the same thing with a 4473, but at least they've got some work to do to find it. It's not just sitting in their database...