It's definitely possible to remove the stock and take this off the NFA registry.
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Item Relisted! FS/FT (NFA) AK47 SBR - "Krink"
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Lift up the dustcover and take out the recoil spring. The stock is held into the rear trunnion with a pin. Use a punch and push it up from the bottom and then remove the stock. As long as the receiver started life as a pistol, it is now legally a pistol again. You can then send a letter/email to the ATF asking to remove it from the NFA registry. It'll take them a few months to respond but you can legally sell it as a pistol as long as it is in pistol configuration. The buyer will just have to wait for you to get the letter before they can reregister it as an SBR. Easy peasy
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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Are you talking about the pin on which the stock folds?Lift up the dustcover and take out the recoil spring. The stock is held into the rear trunnion with a pin. Use a punch and push it up from the bottom and then remove the stock. As long as the receiver started life as a pistol, it is now legally a pistol again. You can then send a letter/email to the ATF asking to remove it from the NFA registry. It'll take them a few months to respond but you can legally sell it as a pistol as long as it is in pistol configuration. The buyer will just have to wait for you to get the letter before they can reregister it as an SBR. Easy peasy
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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Interesting. I didn't realize that was possible. So there you have ODT. Anyone interested in this in a pistol configuration?
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