We could isolate Russia totally from the world and maybe they could apply for membership after 2000 years.
I’m curious what this means for the people who applied for the free Form 1, were approved, and then got rid of their braces and replaced them with stocks. If the rule is overturned and nullified, are these Form 1s valid or are they nullified too? They all have approval conditions about being approved pursuant to the final rule. If the approved Form 1s are also nullified, then a decent amount of the 250k applicants will actually have unregistered SBRs. Kinda ironic, no?
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The link in the video:
https://assets.nationbuilder.com/fir...pdf?1690919131
They are SBR approvals… pretty much end of the discussion.
They cite the rule, mainly to point out that the tax and engraving was waved due to the brace fiasco. Some people make it sound like it is dependent on the rule… pursuant means in accordance with, not dependent on. The approval is still an approved SBR.
Similar process went down with the DD change for those shotguns a few decades back. No tax stamp, but approval is still good.
Dammit, I still want my free stamps. These were all intended to be SBRed from day 1 as budget allowed.
I called the NFA helpline today since it has been six whole months. The gentleman was very polite, but ultimately useless in helping he figure out what is taking so long.
Ken
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