It's a sad state of affairs out there nowadays. Too many jut jobs slip thru the red tape and it screws all the law abiding citizens out of their UNALIENABLE RIGHTS.the truth of the matter is there are too many people which causes excess mean genes.
No disagreement here, but to have my real suppressors, it's either pay them their blood money and register, or risk life being destroyed over nothing. Since I made that choice on suppressor's, there is nothing holding me back on free tax stamps over this stupidity. Court cases will take much more time than the 120 day grace to apply for stamp for free once they publish the rule. I wanted better than a brace but couldn't bring myself to pay 200 for the "privilege". Now that it will be free for 120 days after the rule is published in the federal register, I have no issues applying. The whole national firearms act thing bothers me, it is what it is.Didn't know that the stamp would be free BUT I don't like registering anything even my motor vehicle lol. Government has WAY overreached, the founding fathers would loathe the current US of A.
I love the look and functionality of an adjustable stock on an SBR. However, same reason I won't own a suppressor, I won't be on their immediate knock list when sheet goes south.
Just like I only transfer to one FFL, and I know them and their family personally. They all have level 3 body armor and green tips at the shop for the day the gubberment comes in and says "let me see your papers". Theyll burn their entire store down before they give up their customers. That's loyalty and patriotism right there.
I will make this simple, weather you like it or not it will be Your problem! And I know of people that got caught and believe me your words won't mean a dammm thing,but you pocket book will be Flapping more than your tongue![]()
Yes, very true. OP please be careful. I would look up approved means and methods for "permanent attachment".@Boostcreep , I'm sure you are aware all the alphabet agencies consider it constructive intent if you own something they don't like in combination with owning the thing they don't want it on, it is the same thing as having the two together. Admittedly, they will never bother you about it unless something happens in the future and they want to nail you. Then it wouldn't matter if it was on an air rifle if you still owned the other thing.
You don't understand firearm regulations, especially things under national firearms act. They have identified a brace as part of a SBR, therefore, if you have one, you better not own a firearm that it can be fit on, and their definition of fit isn't anywhere near as simple as yours. After publication, and pre-successful lawsuits, a brace is part of national firearms act and is a firearm, they demand registration or destruction. Period, full stop. If you don't own a firearm it can be put on, and only air rifles, they would simply take the brace for destruction and not charge you with anything. Many things that are not "firearms" are defined as firearms in the national firearms act and the alphabet agency interpretation that our government gave them the right to do long long ago.To the OP, I suggest that you first see if your state has included air guns in any regulations. If not, the Federal law is not applicable, as it applies only to firearms as defined therein. I once asked an agent directly, and the answer was no, not applicable (unless the current law has specifically amended it).