Texasgrillchef
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Smoothbore pistols have to be registered with an NFA SBS tax stamp, even though they are a pistol with a stock. Is that correct? Or are they totally illegal? Or is it registered as a AOW?
So Mossberg with their AOW’s are paying the ATF $200 to make them, adding that to the cost, but then the NFA paperwork is $5 for the transfer. Am I understanding that correctly?
So if I make one makes a AOW on an eForm 1 then the tax stamp is $200? The AOW $5 tax stamp is only for transferring a AOW, and that’s still done on a form 4 which takes umpteen hundred months to complete?
Would it matter if I made one from cutting down a shotgun barrel, and Replacing the shoulder stock with a handgrip, or by making a change to an existing pistol?
My thought, is to take a Charles Daily triple barrel honcho (12 Gauge) with its 18” barrel and cutting it down to about 12”, give or take an inch.
So Mossberg with their AOW’s are paying the ATF $200 to make them, adding that to the cost, but then the NFA paperwork is $5 for the transfer. Am I understanding that correctly?
So if I make one makes a AOW on an eForm 1 then the tax stamp is $200? The AOW $5 tax stamp is only for transferring a AOW, and that’s still done on a form 4 which takes umpteen hundred months to complete?
Would it matter if I made one from cutting down a shotgun barrel, and Replacing the shoulder stock with a handgrip, or by making a change to an existing pistol?
My thought, is to take a Charles Daily triple barrel honcho (12 Gauge) with its 18” barrel and cutting it down to about 12”, give or take an inch.