ATF Form help. SBR & silencer build

well that sounds bad ass and way better than having the LEO's sign off on it. plus you can add family members to it i just read

 

I'm no expert, by no means, but this is my understanding also, (as posted above somewhere) if you have a class III you can build and own a FA, if no class III, the firearm/sear in question must be made prior to 1986.

 

Exactly. No BS. And my wife is on the trust as well as my son.

 

did you pay a lawyer to set it up for you or did you just use the quicken program?

 

Just Quicken. Although at some point I'd like a lawyer to look at it.

 

What is this "trust" you speak of? Give me something I can google

 

google "sbr trust"

lots of threads came up

 

http://www.arizonagunlist.com/How_t...able_living_trust_without_a_CLEO_signoff.html

 

Hey thanks, Zombie. That's some good reading. I think this is how I will go about getting my SBR. I like the idea of no finger prints and I already have a LLC set up. +1 for good info

 

yea I like that there are no fingerprints or photos required. makes things a bit easier. plus if your married and or have kids you can add them to it.

It just sucks the tax stamp is so expensive

 

As long as your state doesn't have rules to the contrary.

 

Sounds like alot of paperwork for those "sons o' guns" guys. I knew having all that cool stuff mustn't be easy to do.

 

bump. I have a stripped lower in the safe that Im getting the urge to send off for engraving

 

I've done enough form 4's to pretty much cover everyone in this thread.

You'll need a 1 form 4 for the suppressor. You'll need another form 4 for the sbr.

If it was a rifle, being converted to a SBR, via a short integral suppressor/barrel combo, then it would fall under a single form 4 as long as you never pull the barrrel from the reciever.

Dont SBR the GSG5-PK. Get yourself a good 22lr can, and forget the stock. That 22lr rifle isnt worth it to SBR, since its not robust enough to withstand a lifetimes use.

If you were SBR'ing a Stainless steel 10/22 action, then yes, that would make sense.

 

You mean, as long as you don't pull the silencer from the barrel, right? Pulling the barrel from the receiver would be just cleaning or the gun in some cases.