Pepe_Silvia
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Found an article which said their are going after 80% lower receivers too
It appears that theyre moving towards classifying many of them as stocks instead of braces, rendering any gun equipped with one as an SBR.
I saw something a few weeks ago about it but so far it had only pertained to one AR pistol, the honey badger. They have flipped a few times on AR pistols and tried to dictate how you hold it when you fire. It’s stupid to try and dictate how someone holds a gun, any gun, to determine how you classify it. The last ruling said you could shoulder a pistol brace as long as it was “incidental, sporadic, or situational”. Lol.
3dprintergobrrr3D printing is the future.
They released a letter today or yesterday saying that most of the pistol brace models on the market have not yet been evaluated by them and thus are in limbo. Couple that with the honey badger case and their goal seems pretty clear.
Haven’t seen the new news yet. I’m sure they’ll be going after a lot of stuff with sleepy Joe but I can’t see them enforcing much of anything. I saw something where they may list them as an AOW which is a much lower tax than the SBR stamp. Mine has an sba3 on it which has been out for awhile now.
