Good to know, thanksJust keep pics of your forms on your phone. E-file approved forms are sent digitally anyway, so there's no difference in presenting a printed copy vs a digital copy.
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Good to know, thanksJust keep pics of your forms on your phone. E-file approved forms are sent digitally anyway, so there's no difference in presenting a printed copy vs a digital copy.
Anyone ever been asked to see a stamp at the range? I got asked over the holidays at a range in OH. I went and did some research and you only are required to show your paperwork to an ATF agent.
What happens if you happen to get asked by an ATF agent and you don't have it with you? Not that I've ever seen an agent or expect to see one.
I would be worried that I would lose it if I carried it with me.
Yes a range office asked. I agree, its their range, their rules. I just put it away and he was fine with it.A range master asked you? They can't compel you to show it, but they have a right to not allow you to shoot if you don't show it.
Your 4th Amendment rights end where their private property rights begin. And vice versa.
Yes a range office asked. I agree, its their range, their rules. I just put it away and he was fine with it.
My real question was: what if an ATF agent asked and you didn't have your stamp on you?
my little experience, local PD at least out in the country could care less. Most don't even know what the NFA is or know very littleLiterally had the police called on us and the responding officer didn’t ask and didn’t care
He just checked our backstop and stuck around to watch us shoot cause he’d never seen the stuff before lolol turned into a nice conversation hahamy little experience, local PD at least out in the country could care less. Most don't even know what the NFA is or know very little