The shoulder stock, foregrip, and barrel less than 16" definitely make that an SBR.I have seen one before and I want one. Does it make your pistol classified as an SBR?
Did it require a $200.00 tax stamp? If not is there an ATF letter that says its ok?
Looks fun.
yes, ATF approval required...I have seen one before and I want one. Does it make your pistol classified as an SBR?
Did it require a $200.00 tax stamp? If not is there an ATF letter that says its ok?
Looks fun.
The model that comes with the folding stock is an NFA item that requires the $200 tax stamp, without the stock, it is still just a pistol.sig just came out with a similar "conversion" without the stock its not considered an SBR
Correct, as an AOW. Its a $5 transfer feeEven without a stock, if you have a vertical fore grip on a short barrelled firearm you need a tax stamp. With a tax stamp they are still illegal in some places.
Theyre made by a company called Hera-Arms.so how do i go about getting this one or where can i order it from (sbr)?
I know a dealer that was selling a similar model and said a tax stamp is required. A shoulder stock, even a temp one, makes it a rifle so the barrel must be 16+ for rifle and 18+ for shotgun or have a NFA stamp.Do any of you guys actually KNOW the law or are you just running your yaps because no one knows who you are on the internet?
ATF NFA transfer is $200, same as making one.Correct, as an AOW. Its a $5 transfer fee