Yes, you just wrote it.Has anyone seen it written that a sbr HAS to be engraved ?
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Yes, you just wrote it.Has anyone seen it written that a sbr HAS to be engraved ?
The manufacturer is required to engrave. Form 1 manufacturer's a sbr.Has anyone seen it written that a sbr HAS to be engraved ?
The manufacturer is required to engrave. Form 1 manufacturer's a sbr.
You don’t need to engrave your lower unless you plan on selling it as an SBR. If you manufacture and you’re the only owner and plan on either A. Keeping the weapon or B. Removing it off the registry before you sell then there is absolutely no need to engrave it. Saves a bit of time and hassle and doesn’t post your info all over your weapon
This is for lower receivers that are already manufactured and already contain a SN like your example.
If you build on an 80% lower you must engrave it to BATFE standards when you file a form 1
This is a common misconception
Yes, but you did the order wrong. You made the rifle into a sbr, hence the maker.So if you put a short upper on a rifle lower and register as a sbr, does that make you the mfg ?
Yes, but you did the order wrong. You made the rifle into a sbr, hence the maker.
The serial number must be engraved or stamped on the receiver of the firearm and the caliber, model, and identification of the maker must be engraved on the barrel or frame or receiver of the weapon.96 The marking and identification requirements for a maker are the same as for a manufacturer. Refer to section 7.4 for a detailed discussion of the requirements.
I work for a class 3 dealer/ SOT and this is pretty common knowledge around our parts?I'm with you, but read the article I linked earlier. That's the only interpretation I've read that is different than what you cited. It sounds like that guy might have asked an agent and maybe received an answer different than anything documented.