PK90

Why not pin and weld on a muzzle break long enough to make it 16", and pin the brace.

I doubt it, as it has enough of a surface that could be shouldered.

The Tax Free website is now online and live. I just did (5) SBRs for pistols. The pistols will be the registered item, not the brace. I uploaded a pic of the receiver and firearm for each. As an FFL01/03, I had to pay for each form1 in the past, and had all intentions of making these pistols as SBRs but never got around to it. It saved me $1k. We'll see if it works and how long it will take.

I get them all the time

You used the wrong pronoun

Bakatcha

Merry Christmas. Well, I spent my last awake hours this eve figuring out which smoke detector was going off for no reason. After changing 27 batteries, I ended up replacing a malfunctioning detector with a new one I forgot I had. There's a few hours of my life I'll never get back. Ho Ho Ho.

Transport deviations, 180 day permits, non-NFA Firearms, and AOWs.

Pistol Length here refers to the gas system. Most .300AAC rifles use the pistol length. ETA: Yes legal as mentioned above by the man from TX.

The 26" OAL is irrelevant when building a rifle. Especially and AR, which adds an extra 14" with the receiver and extension.

Hadn't the Federal Government decided a few years ago that NICS, Gun Shops, etc are an essential service?

I believe that the dealer is legit. The user may not be.

I think you read that wrong. I've recently sent a gun to this place for a customer.

Woohoo!!! Just got my settlement email.

LIVE NOW Bored already, AND the prayer is not done.

First question is "yes', the rest are "no". Easy Peasy.

Sooooo, a pistol over 26" can have a brace?

Let's face it, nobody uses a brace as a brace. It is used as a stock 99.9% of the time. Your non-NFA Firearms will become SBSs. The pistols will remain pistols but with no brace.

You can try and send your Multi Hole Punching Machine to Ruger as long as the counter person does not recognize the ship to company and stops it. The return address on the label more than likely also is Ruger. Tell them you work for Ruger.

Yes. Unless you cross a state border

Prices went up 20% over the past year.

Baacon trumps everything

LOL. That policy won't last. IMHO.

So, if that gun was never purchased from your store, you provide that service and make no money whatsoever?

You'll pay a fee to your local dealer for the transfer out plus shipping costs. When it comes back to your local dealer, you'll pay another fee to pick up.