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The ATF Pistol Brace Rule
MechAg94:
--- Quote from: RoadKingLarry on August 25, 2023, 03:25:28 PM ---What's the expected turn around of which-ever form for a suppressor using an outfit like Silencer Shop?
I'm still considering picking one up for my Ruger American Rimfire.
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My 8 month approval was using Silencer Shop. Once you are set up with them, the fingerprints, photos, and paperwork are all done once and you don't do much of anything after that. Just set up a username on eForms to sign off on the forms electronically. Makes it real easy. I got an email from eForms with the tax stamp paperwork once it was approved.
As others said, it will take time, but don't wait to get the approval started. 22 LR suppressors are great fun. With a bolt action, you just hear the firing pin hit and the impact on the target. For me, standard velocity ammo generally stays subsonic.
cordex:
--- Quote from: cordex on August 31, 2023, 07:49:57 AM ---Still waiting on one SBR approval despite both being filed the same evening. I put an SL-K on the one that was approved (thanks dogmush).
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Second one just came through approved. Almost a two week difference between two registrations the same evening. Weird.
Ben:
These breaking news videos drive me a little nuts, but apparently COB this Friday is going to be a critical date on whether a nationwide injunction will be ordered or not and also if the FPC, et. al. injunction will continue or not if no nationwide is ordered.
https://youtu.be/WVieuQrcs3s
Ben:
So the first FPC injunction (60 days) ended on Saturday. As of today, the 5th Circuit has reinstated the injunction, just for FPC and Maxim, but in perpetuity. It's expected that a second case will do the same for GOA members.
Apparently the judge did not make it nationwide because there is a separate case specifically addressing a nationwide injunction, and he didn't want to expand the scope of this one, giving the DOJ ammo against us.
https://youtu.be/L4QFgS6zJL4
It was also interesting that the judge defended braces as "safety devices".
This video suggests that SBRs as NFA items could disappear, and you'll buy one at the gun store just like any other rifle:
https://youtu.be/7a5ec1grghk
Ben:
I haven't heard anything on this for a while, but apparently SB Tactical is expecting a big loss for the ATF and they have just dropped a new brace - their SBA5. I'm still not altogether sure that it's not an April Fools thing. :laugh:
https://youtu.be/0Km9bZQY0rk
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