Yugo M92 SBR questions!?!?!

[Nob0dy]

OK guys I have been trying to find the answers to this and I keep getting mixed ones so if anybody has done it personally please respond!!

I am trying to make a Yugo M92 into a SBR. I currently have a CNC Warrior M92 Carbine and I have question on how to fill out the ATF Form 1.

-First what do I need to put for section 4a? Should I use century since they technically were the ones to put the firearm together or should I put Zastava, Serbia?

- Second would I be ok putting 7.62 in section 4c for caliber?

-Third what is the barrel length for 4e?

-Fourth should I put anything in 4h?

-Last is it already 922r compliant? Or do I need to change any parts out and if so which ones?

Please help ASAP cause I like to submit this paperwork soon. If anybody has personally made on of these please answer here of PM me.

 

[sniper22]

Looks like a question for NWS..

 

[Nob0dy]

Looks like a question for NWS..

We been going back and forth already but he hasn't directly done a M92.

 

[Blskypilot]

Subscribed,

7.62 x 39 would seem right in caliber.

feel like I watched a vid on YouTube or here somewhere where maybe Christian armory works did one and changed bits for 922r compliance. He might be a good source of info

 

[NWSharpshooter]

OK guys I have been trying to find the answers to this and I keep getting mixed ones so if anybody has done it personally please respond!!

I am trying to make a Yugo M92 into a SBR. I currently have a CNC Warrior M92 Carbine and I have question on how to fill out the ATF Form 1.

-First what do I need to put for section 4a? Should I use century since they technically were the ones to put the firearm together or should I put Zastava, Serbia?

Century is the importer, not the manufacturer. You would put Zastava, Serbia

- Second would I be ok putting 7.62 in section 4c for caliber?

Yes, the caliber is 7.62 MM. 7.62x39 is a cartridge, not a caliber.

-Third what is the barrel length for 4e?

Barrel length is the length once built. On the M92 that would be 10"

-Fourth should I put anything in 4h?

Leave 4H blank. 10 stamps approved now and I have never put anything in 4H.

-Last is it already 922r compliant? Or do I need to change any parts out and if so which ones?

If it is already a rifle, it should already be 922r compliant and you don't need to worry about it as 922r only applies to the importer or manufacturer. Since you did not build it into a rifle, it doesn't affect you. If it is a pistol, 922r doesn't apply to it until you turn it into a rifle and depending on who you ask, NFA items are still subject to 922r.

Please help ASAP cause I like to submit this paperwork soon. If anybody has personally made on of these please answer here of PM me.

 

[Nob0dy]

Century is the importer, not the manufacturer. You would put Zastava, Serbia



Yes, the caliber is 7.62 MM. 7.62x39 is a cartridge, not a caliber.



Barrel length is the length once built. On the M92 that would be 10"


Leave 4H blank. 10 stamps approved now and I have never put anything in 4H.



If it is already a rifle, it should already be 922r compliant and you don't need to worry about it as 922r only applies to the importer or manufacturer. Since you did not build it into a rifle, it doesn't affect you. If it is a pistol, 922r doesn't apply to it until you turn it into a rifle and depending on who you ask, NFA items are still subject to 922r.

Yeah I think thats all right and I appreciate it

 

[heavyd]

4h will be blank on eForms. I have had a personal paper form returned for revision due to 4h being blank.

The caliber is "7.62" and nothing else.

Everything else in NW's post is accurate.

 

[NWSharpshooter]

4h will be blank on eForms. I have had a personal paper form returned for revision due to 4h being blank.The caliber is "7.62" and nothing else.Everything else in NW's post is accurate.

You have to choose MM on eforms . In the box you put 7.62, then it will ask you if that is MM, Caliber, Gauge, etc .

 

[rOmiLaYu]

Century is the importer, not the manufacturer. You would put Zastava, Serbia

Yes, the caliber is 7.62 MM. 7.62x39 is a cartridge, not a caliber.

Barrel length is the length once built. On the M92 that would be 10"

Leave 4H blank. 10 stamps approved now and I have never put anything in 4H.

Dennis, I just responded to your PM. All of the above is 100% correct with the minor caveat that you select "MM" from the drop down box and only type "7.62" in the box as heavyd and NWS said.

If it is already a rifle, it should already be 922r compliant and you don't need to worry about it as 922r only applies to the importer or manufacturer. Since you did not build it into a rifle, it doesn't affect you. If it is a pistol, 922r doesn't apply to it until you turn it into a rifle and depending on who you ask, NFA items are still subject to 922r.

I'm going to disagree with you on this, though....by putting the rifle on a Form 1 you become the manufacturer and in order to SBR the rifle, you will have to remove the fake suppressor which CNC Warrior lists as a compliance part. Were it me, I would make sure I replaced that part with another compliance part on the rifle: the pistol grip would be the most ergonomic and logical choice.

 

[NWSharpshooter]

I'm going to disagree with you on this, though....by putting the rifle on a Form 1 you become the manufacturer and in order to SBR the rifle, you will have to remove the fake suppressor which CNC Warrior lists as a compliance part. Were it me, I would make sure I replaced that part with another compliance part on the rifle: the pistol grip would be the most ergonomic and logical choice.

He absolutely does not become the manufacture by putting the rifle on a form 1, but rather becomes the "maker" which is different in the eyes of the ATF. Other than that you are correct. I didn't think about the fake can being a compliance part.