Easy. The 2 parties that comprise our government are one and the same.Where are the lawsuits?
The emergency injunctions?
Why has this BS not been stopped?
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Easy. The 2 parties that comprise our government are one and the same.Where are the lawsuits?
The emergency injunctions?
Why has this BS not been stopped?
This is my Eform 4 for one of my suppressors. Never got a "real" copy in the mail like my first 3 stamps. My experience is you get a physical stamp if you do the paper way vs a copy of it using Eform system.Where do you see that? Please share a reputable source. I don't believe that's true ... but I guess I'll find out when my applications get approved.
I dont have any monkeys in this circus, but I did see an approved brace stamp paperwork last week and yes it did have a stamp on it. But it was an electronic copy sent from AFzt, not a paper copy.Except they don't give you a stamp... Just an approved Form 1 with NO stamp on it. Therefore, they can revoke it at any time. Never trust anything free, especially from the Government.
All the ones I’ve seen posted did not. Only the one’s people actually paid the $200 for did.I dont have any monkeys in this circus, but I did see an approved brace stamp paperwork last week and yes it did have a stamp on it. But it was an electronic copy sent from AFzt, not a paper copy.
Simply remove and dispose of the brace.Here's my question. What happens if someone submits an "amnesty" form 1 and then gets denied for whatever reason? Maybe you made a typo on the form, etc. Happens all the time.
Well now you have voluntarily admitted you have possession of what ATF considers an illegal SBR, and they have denied your ass. I'm sure they'd just let that go, right??? Not a position I'd wanna be in.
Also wouldn't wanna be in the position of a tax "forbearance" situation with an agency that changes positions more than a porn star whore. I can think of all kinds of ways that could go to shit real quick.
But, get your dog a plate carrier, just in case…Simply remove and dispose of the brace.
Is that before or after you admitted in writing to having the illegal sbr so you could save $200?Simply remove and dispose of the brace.
The portion whete the stamp would go is marked “tax exempt.” This is not a forebearance, despite some people not knowing the difference and piping up anyway. If you’re worried ATF is going to go “AHA you fell for our clever trap” then you should immediately stop claiming any exemptions from withholding and stop claiming any tax deductions as well, just in case those are just the IRS setting a clever trap that they can reverse at any time.Except they don't give you a stamp... Just an approved Form 1 with NO stamp on it. Therefore, they can revoke it at any time. Never trust anything free, especially from the Government.
Per ATF, you already had/have the SBR.Is that before or after you admitted in writing to having the illegal sbr so you could save $200?
Also, what about that little note they put on the approved "free" brace form 1s? Something like "approved subject to certain conditions"....yeah, I really like the sound of that.
I'd choose to either make the gun compliant, or do a normal $200 registration.
Let’s not forget that shoe laces were once classified as machine gunsI remember when it was written down that Akins Accelerators and FRTs were legal to own.
Good times
And bumpstocks… And 80% receivers… And pistol braces… And newly-manufactured machine guns… And lightning links… And people were able to bring back machine guns and artillery from other countries as war trophies (because ‘Merica)… And guns didn’t have to have serial numbers because there was no illegal registry…I mean…“Searchable Database for crime prevention”…I remember when it was written down that Akins Accelerators and FRTs were legal to own.
Good times
I am not a lawyer. That said, I have listen to several lawyers I consider reputable do an analysis and from that it seems pretty clear that removing the brace puts you back to simply having a pistol. If I were going to keep the brace, I would put it in another location i.e friend's house etc. just to be super safe. I would also pay attention to your optic. If you have a Pistol with a rifle scope on it, I would say that’s problematic. A red dot dot so much.I agree that mass non-participation would have been better. My only worry about removing the brace and waiting is: Can ATF agents determine that an AR, without brace or stock, is still an SBR based on other features, using the language of this new rule? I know they threw out the points sheet idea, but some of the language of the current rule hints at ATF being able to say "We know one when we see one."
If you think fighting (legally) means giving up any of those things, then this is the problem.because, unfortunately in this instance, fighting isnt our career. family, life, church, volunteer work, jobs that contribute to society..... those are our general domain. The left is full of societal failures who are "over-educated", and or lazy, entitled, generally unhappy and miserable and their career is being an "activist" and full time protestor because they are miserable.
you arent wrong, but the gun owners, conservatives and right-leaning people truly have more involved in their life than standing outside a convention center or government building and yelling at people.
There are tales of this floating around here and there, but there should not be a stamp on a brace form 1. The ones with stamps were either paid for or processed incorrectly, which makes no sense because the brace forms are worked on by a different team. I have yet to actually see a stamp on a form that has the tax exempt box checked.I dont have any monkeys in this circus, but I did see an approved brace stamp paperwork last week and yes it did have a stamp on it. But it was an electronic copy sent from AFzt, not a paper copy.
Was it approved with conditions?Use the Silencer shop method. 50 bucks apiece. I did 5 submissions and got my first one back today. only 3 weeks. Silencer shop is super easy. Hope my other 4 come back. Now i ordered vertical grips and real magpul collapsible stocks for the new "sbrs" lol
I did lots of "googling" and can't find any reputable source that indicates (a) you don't get a stamp, and (b) the approval is revocable. My research shows quite the opposite, as all sources I've seen indicate the process delivers (a) a stamp, and (b) standard approval terms that are no different from their normal processes.People posted pictures of their approved “Free” form 1 up on here. Pretty common knowledge at this point that there is no stamp on the amnesty forms. Do some googling.
Can we see the "Stamp" part? Does the approval include a stamp?All Eforms that are approved during this bullsh*t amnesty is approved with conditions as shown in my image. What does this mean? It could mean that your SBR approved paperwork is null and void IF 2021R-08F is overturned. So ladies and gentlemen.....don't throw your braces away...keep em close if you already swapped them out for stocks.
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I did lots of "googling" and can't find any reputable source that indicates (a) you don't get a stamp, and (b) the approval is revocable. My research shows quite the opposite, as all sources I've seen indicate the process delivers (a) a stamp, and (b) standard approval terms that are no different from their normal processes.
Please do me a favor and share the links you're referencing, so that we can all educate ourselves better.
Your research is horrendous my friend. Posts 69 and 72 above are my own images of MY approved Eforms for this brace rule. The word "PURSUANT" means "in accordance with (a law or a legal document or resolution". If 2021R-08F is repealed that probably means my approved Eform 1's ARE DEAD and worthless. My paper application of Form 1 for SBR PRIOR to this brace rule (2019) has a physical stamp. I AM educating you.I did lots of "googling" and can't find any reputable source that indicates (a) you don't get a stamp, and (b) the approval is revocable. My research shows quite the opposite, as all sources I've seen indicate the process delivers (a) a stamp, and (b) standard approval terms that are no different from their normal processes.
Please do me a favor and share the links you're referencing, so that we can all educate ourselves better.
You are exactly right because those images are mine.Someone just posted a picture of one right above. You are wrong, sack up and accept it.
Forbearance forms don’t get a stamp because you didn’t actually pay the $200 tax for it. Normal paid Form 1’s do get a $200 stamp, because you paid the $200 to get it.
Didn't see that ... wasn't on the right page in this forum ... didn't know it had gone to Page-2 ... my apologies.Your research is horrendous my friend. Posts 69 and 72 above are my own images of MY approved Eforms for this brace rule. The word "PURSUANT" means "in accordance with (a law or a legal document or resolution". If 2021R-08F is repealed that probably means my approved Eform 1's ARE DEAD and worthless. My paper application of Form 1 for SBR PRIOR to this brace rule (2019) has a physical stamp. I AM educating you.
Sorry, realized I may of sounded like a dick and it was not my intention. Just wanted to clarify the air. Stamp is not digital for Eform 1's done under 2021R-08F because you don't get a stamp (no pay....no stamp).Didn't see that ... wasn't on the right page in this forum ... didn't know it had gone to Page-2 ... my apologies.
This is helpful.
Bottom line:
- Approval is conditional
- Condition is the Final Rule
- Stamp is digital not physical
That's helpful.
Apology accepted ... no harm - no foul. Just seeking to understand.Sorry, realized I may of sounded like a dick and it was not my intention. Just wanted to clarify the air. Stamp is not digital for Eform 1's done under 2021R-08F because you don't get a stamp (no pay....no stamp).
IF you submit a normal Eform 1 which requires you to pay $200 you do get a copy of the stamp (see my post 52).
I have 7 suppressors and two SBR's ... with the SBR's eFiled and getting the digital stamp.Paper Form 1 or Form 4 - Physical stamp
Efile Form 1 or Form 4 - Digital stamp
Efile Form 1 (brance rule) - No stamp at all. "Approved under conditions"
If people who own NFA items don't know this, imagine how many people who don't own or interested in owning any, don't understand...
it means 4exactly what it says. Your application for a tax-exempt manufacture of a Short-Barreled Rifle was approved under special conditions, and that conditions the one listed on the final page. On the final page it tells you that the condition is ATF Rule 2021R-08F, the rule that clarified that braced pistols meeting blah blah criteria and owned prior to the issuance of the rule were eligible for tax-exempt registration.All Eforms that are approved during this bullsh*t amnesty is approved with conditions as shown in my image. What does this mean? It could mean that your SBR approved paperwork is null and void IF 2021R-08F is overturned. So ladies and gentlemen.....don't throw your braces away...keep em close if you already swapped them out for stocks.
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I get it, english is hard to understand and comprehend for some.I don't know where everyone is getting the idea that it can be revoked
There is no stamp. The approved Form 1 is digital, not physical.Didn't see that ... wasn't on the right page in this forum ... didn't know it had gone to Page-2 ... my apologies.
This is helpful.
Bottom line:
- Approval is conditional
- Condition is the Final Rule
- Stamp is digital not physical
That's helpful.
Why would a revocation of the rule result in a revocation of the stamp? That's the missing step here, since to my knowledge that's not how any of this works. A Form 1 or Form 4 is not an ongoing thing like a manufacturing license. What would be the impetus for the court to invalidate all the registered SBRs just because the brace rule was overturned?I get it, english is hard to understand and comprehend for some.
My applications were approved on the condition that is pursuant to the final rule. That's pretty clear on what it means to me but maybe not to you.
Why would a revocation of the rule result in a revocation of the stamp? That's the missing step here, since to my knowledge that's not how any of this works. A Form 1 or Form 4 is not an ongoing thing like a manufacturing license. What would be the impetus for the court to invalidate all the registered SBRs just because the brace rule was overturned?
I submitted several, the applications were approved. They are now SBRs with a stock same as any other SBR. Why would the rule change make it not an SBR anymore?Because the only reason a “tax free form1” is being required and approved for these “brace equipped SBRs” is because of the rule change. If the rule is overturned, then the “brace equipped pistols” are not SBRs. No tax was paid, and no “stamp” was issued, so no tax free SBR.
And, it would be the ATF, not the courts that invalidate the tax free form 1. The language of the “conditional approval” sets the stage for the potential invalidation by the ATF.
If the rule is overturned; why should you, or any other Joe schmoe get free SBR stamps, while the rest of us don't? Because you bought a "pistol"? GTFO with that shit.I submitted several, the applications were approved. They are now SBRs with a stock same as any other SBR. Why would the rule change make it not an SBR anymore?
Why would ATF want *fewer* registered SBRs? What motivation is there for ATF to invalidate the approved Form 1s? Is the entire agency going to have a strroke and suddenly not want guns on the registry?
You are correct. For those quick to replace braces with stocks.....we better be quicker to swap them back if 2021R-08F gets repealed. At this rate it'll be 2025 since the bill to repeal 2021R-08F is still in the House and has been there for approx 3 months. Still needs to get to the Senate and if it passes that I'm sure Biden will line item veto it which will then go to the Supreme Court.OK - so trying to figure this all out it sounds like if you are registering under the Form 1 amnesty pistol brace rule:
1. No tax stamp because you didn't actually pay the tax.
2. Also don't have to engrave lower.
3. Once your application is approved you can ditch the brace and replace it with a stock if you so choose because "an SBR is an SBR".
4. But don't get rid of your brace because if the ATF's rule is struck down we go back to the prior status quo - a pistol with a brace on it is not considered an SBR, but that new stock you just put on makes it an SBR.
I’m quite confident that, if the rule is invalidated, the ATF will be quite content in sending tax notices to all of those that wish to retain their new SBRs. Or, you can revert the guns back to their pistol contig…I submitted several, the applications were approved. They are now SBRs with a stock same as any other SBR. Why would the rule change make it not an SBR anymore?
Why would ATF want *fewer* registered SBRs? What motivation is there for ATF to invalidate the approved Form 1s? Is the entire agency going to have a strroke and suddenly not want guns on the registry?
They are not the same as any other SBR.I submitted several, the applications were approved. They are now SBRs with a stock same as any other SBR. Why would the rule change make it not an SBR anymore?
Why would ATF want *fewer* registered SBRs? What motivation is there for ATF to invalidate the approved Form 1s? Is the entire agency going to have a strroke and suddenly not want guns on the registry?
They are not the same as any other SBR.
First- they were registered via an amnesty form1, which does not require a NFA tax payment and does not get a stamp when approved.
Second- The position of the ATF is that the braced pistols were SBRs when you purchased them. A complete SBR must be transferred via a form4, not a form 1. Hmm.
Third- Back to the form1. The form1 is for manufacturing an NFA item. However, the ATF explicitly says that you are NOT the maker. Note that you were not required to mark your receiver with your name and city, state. Hmm.
If the brace rule is overturned all the ATF will need to do is say “Oops, we did it again” and invalidate the amnesty form1s. And, there is precedent from the form1 suppressor builder kits from DM and others.
I’m not saying that the ATF will be coming to kick down doors and shoot dogs. But, I’d expect a few rounds of “The ATF regrets to inform you that your amnesty form1 has been revoked. You may apply for a tax paid SBR via the standard eform1 process. Please return the illegal SBR to the pistol configuration until the form is approved. You may also surrender the rifle at an ATF field office. You may also destroy the rifle. We don’t really apologize for any inconvenience, and are confused as to why you think we might.”
That said, if the rule is walked back, go ahead and get a plate carrier for your dog, just in case.
I can actually see a (semi) logical reason for revocation. Let's say the Final Rule was struck down by the Supreme Court and rendered moot. At that point, the "condition" in the conditional approval is triggered, and the ATF revokes all those approvals. That opens back up the steady revenue stream for people (like me) that have, in the past, paid the $200 to SBR a braced pistol in order to rebuild with hard stocks, vertical grips, etc.. If just a small percentage ... say ... 100,000 braced pistol owners did this, that results in $20M (million) in incremental revenue to the ATF. If I was running the ATF, and the Supreme Court shit-canned my precious rule, I'd immediately revoke every single one of those conditional approvals, and just sit back and bankroll the tax stamp fees from whatever percentage re-filed for fee-based SBR status. I'd even go one step further ... every conditionally approved braced pistol owner would immediately receive a note telling them that the benevolent and all-caring ATF wants to make it easy. You don't have to re-apply ... all you have to do is send in your $200 and they'll switch it over from "Conditional" to "Approved". For those saying "Why would the ATF ever revoke the conditional approval?" ... that's why ... it's all about the Benjamins baby. It's EXACTLY what I would do if I was a soul-less gun-hater running the ATF, and the courts shit-canned my precious pistol brace final rule.Because the only reason a “tax free form1” is being required and approved for these “brace equipped SBRs” is because of the rule change. If the rule is overturned, then the “brace equipped pistols” are not SBRs. No tax was paid, and no “stamp” was issued, so no tax free SBR.
And, it would be the ATF, not the courts that invalidate the tax free form 1. The language of the “conditional approval” sets the stage for the potential invalidation by the ATF.