Re: RIFLE BUILD RANT
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: pawprint2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The ATF collects 11% tax on rifles, from the MANUFACTURER (IRS CODE 4181) WHEN THE WEAPON IS SOLD. This is the only time a manufacturer pays the tax in the life of the weapon. The Manufacturer also has to have a license to Manufacturer weapons. If bolting on a stock or a scope or painting a weapon made it a "new weapon", then it should(could) be issued a new ser#, but in fact this does not happen, why? Because it is not a newly manufactured weapon, but one that has been "customized". I'm not the one you have the problem with, but rather the IRS, and the BATF. </div></div>
Curse you for knowing more than me!!!!
Totally thought NFA tax fell under that earlier post hehe
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: pawprint2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The ATF collects 11% tax on rifles, from the MANUFACTURER (IRS CODE 4181) WHEN THE WEAPON IS SOLD. This is the only time a manufacturer pays the tax in the life of the weapon. The Manufacturer also has to have a license to Manufacturer weapons. If bolting on a stock or a scope or painting a weapon made it a "new weapon", then it should(could) be issued a new ser#, but in fact this does not happen, why? Because it is not a newly manufactured weapon, but one that has been "customized". I'm not the one you have the problem with, but rather the IRS, and the BATF. </div></div>
Curse you for knowing more than me!!!!

Totally thought NFA tax fell under that earlier post hehe