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UPDATE 10/3 - Injunction covers all FPC members - ATF publishes their pistol brace rule

They did this possibly for several reasons, persons that put ALL firearms and suppressors in their trusts will unknowingly submit this to be able to register their braced pistols for the exemption, not knowing that it will pretty much be a full list inventory of what they actually posses. That and ATF wants to limit the possession to one sole person to where once the possessor is no longer able to have said firearm(s) it cannot be transferred to any others, if filed individually.

Not sure I follow you, even if I file as an individual I can still transfer it on a form 4 to another or to my heir on a form 5.

Anywho, their documents state that the items need to be added to a trust prior to the date the rule is published in the register. Their going to get some heavy pushback on that 13th date.
 
Not sure I follow you, even if I file as an individual I can still transfer it on a form 4 to another or to my heir on a form 5.

Anywho, their documents state that the items need to be added to a trust prior to the date the rule is published in the register. Their going to get some heavy pushback on that 13th date.
The pushback is a joke. 40 million ish in circulation, 200k people bothered to write in the open forum in 2021.
 
Not sure I follow you, even if I file as an individual I can still transfer it on a form 4 to another or to my heir on a form 5.

Anywho, their documents state that the items need to be added to a trust prior to the date the rule is published in the register. Their going to get some heavy pushback on that 13th date.
Not without paying the $200 for the form 4

Per the guidelines

“Any individual possessing a “stabilizing brace” equipped firearm in his or her individual capacity as of the date the final rule is published in the Federal Register, who wants to register the firearm to a trust or other legal entity, must first register the firearm as an individual by submitting an eForm 1 within the 120-day tax forbearance period. Once the application is approved, an ATF Form 4 can be submitted to transfer the firearm from the individual to the trust or legal entity.”
 
Not without paying the $200 for the form 4

Per the guidelines

“Any individual possessing a “stabilizing brace” equipped firearm in his or her individual capacity as of the date the final rule is published in the Federal Register, who wants to register the firearm to a trust or other legal entity, must first register the firearm as an individual by submitting an eForm 1 within the 120-day tax forbearance period. Once the application is approved, an ATF Form 4 can be submitted to transfer the firearm from the individual to the trust or legal entity.”

The rule hasn’t been published yet, and I’m not putting all my eggs in one basket, but I’ve already taken care of the notarized schedule A. There may not be a guarantee, but I’d rather be prepared.

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This will get struck down....

Why?

Because the NFA is full of physical descriptions of what makes an SBR and zero about its intended use.....

(Of course, I thought the Patriot Act would get struck down as well. That was the dumbest, most unconstitutional bull**** in our lifetimes-and it was signed by a G.D. 'Conservative." Just like the '86 Hughes amendment.)
 
While the retarded government has yall arguing about their unconstitutional bullskeet, they are doing something right in front of us that's gonna screw us worse than this crap! We will know what it is soon enough.
 
While the retarded government has yall arguing about their unconstitutional bullskeet, they are doing something right in front of us that's gonna screw us worse than this crap! We will know what it is soon enough.
Binary triggers are next
 
Been several years since I had a SBR ( a Thompson and a Sten as I was doing WWII reenacting). Do you still have to get written approval before you take the sbr out of state, each time, like I had to do in the past?
 
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