41P final ruling, goes into effect 180 days from today.
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Well goshdammit. I'm going to sell some shit to enhance my NFA collection I guess.
Need an AR SBR lower in .223 and another in 9mm for Glock mags. Well, "need" is a subjective term.
Need an AR SBR lower in .223 and another in 9mm for Glock mags. Well, "need" is a subjective term.
Well, if they come around dinner time, odds are I'll have some delicious food cooked to distract them.
Yeah, I am done putting items on my trust. From here on out....well at least once this goes into effect, I will be doing everything the individual route.
I just had my typical phone call from Dad. It always starts with "Hey- whatcha doing?" My standard reply is "Well, I'm at work"
We had a 20 minute conversation about NFA trusts. I suppose everyone in Texas is thinking the same thing as we are here.
We had a 20 minute conversation about NFA trusts. I suppose everyone in Texas is thinking the same thing as we are here.
Well damn. I just submitted my first form 1 back in december. Hopefully I get it back before the Happening
An overlooked bit so far by many people is on Pages 242-243.
"§ 479.63 Identification of applicant. -> (iv) ->(c) If the applicant entity has had an application approved as a maker or transferee within the preceding 24 months, and there has been no change to the documentation previously provided, the entity may provide a certification that the information has not been changed since the prior approval and shall identify the application for which the documentation had been submitted by form number, serial number, and date approved."
That could be huge, if you don't change your trust after the first go around of prints and photos and have an item transferred every 24 months, you don't have to re-submit the prints and photos, just certify nothing has changed. This also opens up a way for the e-file system to still be used.
"§ 479.63 Identification of applicant. -> (iv) ->(c) If the applicant entity has had an application approved as a maker or transferee within the preceding 24 months, and there has been no change to the documentation previously provided, the entity may provide a certification that the information has not been changed since the prior approval and shall identify the application for which the documentation had been submitted by form number, serial number, and date approved."
That could be huge, if you don't change your trust after the first go around of prints and photos and have an item transferred every 24 months, you don't have to re-submit the prints and photos, just certify nothing has changed. This also opens up a way for the e-file system to still be used.
I can't remember when my last one was approved. Or what order they came in for that matter. It was probably either the tirant, octane, or deception. Maybe the Specwar, but I think it was probably earlier than at least one of those others.
Sorry, wasn't trying to be a smart ass. You know how the Internet rumor mill is though. I just talked to Jake at Quiet Riot Firearms. He said it's actually in the language. Basically, you'd have to be fingerprinted every two years.
ETA: @PewPewPewCo beat me to it.
It says that anything pending will be fine treated as what the rule is based upon when it was submitted.