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I bring it up because it's roughly the same level of effort on the FFL's part to complete a 4473 as it is to complete a form 4. And since it's roughly the same level of effort, if some FFLs are charging $50 to complete a form 4 on a title II gun they sell, then it would follow that there should...

Who charges extra to fill out a 4473 for a title I gun? As for SOT's charging for NFA paperwork, my point is that someone who buys from such an SOT is paying extra money they don't have to, considering the vast majority don't have such a charge. If an SOT needs to raise their prices to make a...

I'm not talking about using an FFL/SOT to transfer a firearm bought from someone else. I'm talking about an FFL/SOT selling someone a title II firearm they have in stock, then charging extra to fill out the form 4. A form 4 isn't any more complicated for an FFL/SOT to fill out than a 4473...

All I'll say is that any dealer who charges you extra to fill out an ATF form is ripping you off, especially when FFL/SOTs who don't do that are a dime a dozen here in Houston.

The reason that dude shot himself in the hand is because the gun had a foregrip attached to the light rail, and the grip either fell or broke off. If he'd been holding the gun like a handgun with two hands on the pistol grip, I doubt the result would have been the same.

Yes, a story that references "Senator Lousenberg" and "Mayor Bloomingidiot" along with the President supposedly quoting from Monty Python, is totally on the level. Some people...

http://www.urban-armory.com/cart/proddetail.php?prod=mk19 It can shoot more than one shot per trigger pull (machine gun), and has a bore of >.50" (destructive device). I assume it would only be one form 4 because only one transfer is taking place. Also to answer the OP, once a firearm no...

If a firearm is a machinegun it can also be a destructive device. Those are the two types of title II firearms that the ATF doesn't treat as mutually exclusive. Also the Shrike is available for purchase: http://www.dealernfa.com/Shrike_Info_Page.htm Not all the people who originally...

While I'm happy that more people can legally carry, this does mean that Washington will probably drop Florida reciprocity. Under 21 Texas CHLs for the military are the only reason Washington won't recognize any Texas CHLs.

It's actually 10 years/$10,000. And IIRC federal sentencing guidelines would pretty much guarantee probation for a first offense where the only violation is possession. Someone would have to already be a felon or be committing other crimes at the same time to get the max...

Title II firearms can transfer directly to a non-SOT-paying FFL, they just have to pay the transfer tax.

Is it a C&R silencer? If not, then it doesn't apply.

Yeah put some lead and petroleum contaminated parts in your dishwasher. I'm sure it'll do wonders for your health when the gun cross contaminates your dishes. If you have kids then the lead will probably make them stupid enough to put guns in their dishwasher when they grow up, making the...

It'd be a form 5. A form 3 is for tax-free SOT->SOT transfers. A form 5 is for tax-free transfers to & from government agencies and from estates.

The best type of sarcasm is when the reader can't tell if it's sarcasm or not. :)

Of course not. A $200 tax and a prohibitively large price tag keeps machine guns out of the hands of the poors, just like the Founding Fathers intended. Maybe you should spend your time working harder so you can afford one, instead of whining about it on the internet.

Constructive possession works for you in this instance. If you have a registered machine gun conversion part and a short barreled firearm that would need to be registered if it weren't the host gun for the MG conversion part, then temporarily removing it for cleaning or whatever won't be a...

I have a couple but I don't shoot them much any more because I'm starting to find full auto to be boring. Heresy, I know.

I have a stainless steel transferable Group Industries M16. It's about 14oz heavier than a normal aluminum lower. It's nice that steel's a bit easier to weld than aluminum, so if it ever breaks it'll be easier to fix. But I don't think the extra weight would be worth it for a plain title I...

The fact that it's lever action or an SBR doesn't make any difference. All title II firearms must have the maker's name, city and state engraved in a visible location on the firearm (i.e. not under the handguards or grip or something), with the letters being a minimum of 1/16" in height and...