Recent content by GonHuntin

LTR is very close to Sendero profile.......much bigger than a sporter contour. I am looking for an LTR stock if you don't buy it.

BATF interpretation does not trump LAW! The LAW is very clear, you DO NOT have to declare if the firearm is being shipped to licensed importers, licensed manufacturers, licensed dealers, or licensed collectors.....

I'm an OK licensed instructor.......qualify with whichever one you want......the caliber of the handgun you qualify with is not included on the application sent to OSBI. Most of my students qualify with a 22 semi auto.

Another interesting note.......I have read that BATF did, in fact, put forward the argument during the case that, if a person converted a contender pistol to carbine configuration via the "carbine kit", that person would be in violation of NFA if the person then converted said carbine back to...

Quote: I've been collecting and shooting contenders for many many years and, to my knowledge, TC has NEVER made such a kit. __________________

This is not exactly true, the TC Supreme Court case did NOT consider the question of converting a rifle into a handgun. That case was based around the the legality of using of a "carbine kit" to convert a contender PISTOL into a rifle. At the time of the case, TC did not make a contender rifle...

I don't believe the original poster can make an AOW out of his shotgun now because he added a stock at some point............it is my understanding, that once a pistol gripped shotgun has had a stock attached, it can no longer be converted to AOW status, but must be registered as an SBS.

Unless Florida has a law prohibiting it, then, YES, you can. ATF FAQ: http://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/unlicensed-persons.html#gca-unlicensed-transfer

Oklahoma Law:

Contender carbine??

Not 100% certain, but I believe if the Trust and the LLC are formed in the same state, you will only have to pay for one stamp........if they are in different states, you would have to transfer from the LLC to a dealer in the Trust state and then from the dealer to the trust.......requiring 2...

If I knew her well enough, I'd ask her if this was her idea of foreplay!

Not to mention the possibility of being prosecuted for tax evasion for failure to pay excise tax....... Heck, the liability is enough to keep me from doing it!! I have loaded ammo for friends, but did not charge and would not accept any compensation for doing so.

http://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/manufacturers.html#ammo-reloading Q: Is a person who reloads ammunition required to be licensed as a manufacturer? Yes, if the person engages in the business of selling or distributing reloads for the purpose of livelihood and profit. No, if the person reloads...

I don't believe this is true........you would have to dispose of any "post sample" machine guns, but pre sample and transferrable machine guns as well as any short barreled rifles/shotguns, suppressors, AOWs etc in inventory could be retained.