can a HK SP5K pistol that was registered as an SBR & remarked to MP5K-N, be de-registered back to a pistol?
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can a pistol that has been SBR'd be taken back to a pistol?
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You can do whatever you want as long as you keep it to yourself.
Apparently switching a SBR back to a pistol is a work around to avoid notifying ATF when traveling out of state with an SBR/NFA item.
Please verify this before taking my word
Please verify this before taking my word
A lot of this is true, the only issue you run into is if you happen to get pulled over, and they notice that marked receiver. you have to remember these people are tyrants and they are corrupt. They are not there to cut you a break or even follow the written law.
yes it can
Removing an SBR/SBS from the NFRTR and Selling / Reregistering the SBR
If you plan on selling your SBR/SBS you might have thought about removing the SBR/SBS from the ATF NFRTR (National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record), which is the central registry of all restricted weapons, before you do so. This would mean that you can no longer use that firearm in a...
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yes. You can either temporarily turn it back into a Title 1 firearm (take off the stock, put on brace) or permanently (have it removed from registry.
Just make it non-NFA for travel and you're good. Pop a longer barrel or remove stock. You can even sell it in non-NFA configuration privately.
Just make it non-NFA for travel and you're good. Pop a longer barrel or remove stock. You can even sell it in non-NFA configuration privately.
This is correct. As long as the person/trust that filed the form 1 requests it be removed, you are fine.yes it can
Removing an SBR/SBS from the NFRTR and Selling / Reregistering the SBR
If you plan on selling your SBR/SBS you might have thought about removing the SBR/SBS from the ATF NFRTR (National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record), which is the central registry of all restricted weapons, before you do so. This would mean that you can no longer use that firearm in a...
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