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01-13-2023, 03:30 PM
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Meh. Think those millions of ppl are going to register. Doubt it.

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01-13-2023, 03:30 PM
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10 years in prison and loss of guns rights for life.
What's the move for current brace owners? Destroy brace and keep gun as a pistol? If you form 1 SBR and this gets overturned, you can't convert back to a unregisterd pistol and enjoy the benefits over an SBR. I'm thinking wait a couple months and see where it's going.
IDK. Personal choice.

As I've said I sold all my braced pistols quite awhile go so I could sit this one out
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01-13-2023, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted By pUniCepts
10 years in prison and loss of guns rights for life.
What's the move for current brace owners? Destroy brace and keep gun as a pistol? If you form 1 SBR and this gets overturned, you can't convert back to a unregisterd pistol and enjoy the benefits over an SBR. I'm thinking wait a couple months and see where it's going.
I've thought about buying a pistol several times in the past but never did. If I had bought one, I'd probably take a wait and see approach. Courts take too long to totally strike it down in the 120 days, but enforcement could certainly be delayed. If the deadline was approaching and I still didn't want to commit to SBR, I would think you could take it apart to remain legal. Perhaps taking the stock off would do it. The you could say you plan to get a brace. Certainly, screwing off the barrel should keep you legal indefinitely, that's just a little more work.
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01-13-2023, 03:49 PM
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I've thought about buying a pistol several times in the past but never did. If I had bought one, I'd probably take a wait and see approach. Courts take too long to totally strike it down in the 120 days, but enforcement could certainly be delayed. If the deadline was approaching and I still didn't want to commit to SBR, I would think you could take it apart to remain legal. Perhaps taking the stock off would do it. The you could say you plan to get a brace. Certainly, screwing off the barrel should keep you legal indefinitely, that's just a little more work.
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"This rule is effective the date it is published in the Federal Register. Any weapons with “stabilizing braces” or similar attachments that constitute rifles under the NFA must be registered no later than 120 days after date of publication in the Federal Register; or the short barrel removed and a 16-inch or longer rifle barrel attached to the firearm; or permanently remove and dispose of, or alter, the “stabilizing brace” such that it cannot be reattached ; or the firearm is turned in to your local ATF office. Or the firearm is destroyed."

I'm no lawyer but taking it off would not seem to count.

Literally the brace itself seems to be turned into an NFA item
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01-13-2023, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
IDK. Personal choice.

As I've said I sold all my braced pistols quite awhile go so I could sit this one out
yeah, leaning towards destroy brace unless you really want an sbr. Can replace brace for $100 later.

Think I mentioned a friend had a bumpstock this whole time (I didnt know until right before overturn). Pretty dumb, because bumpstocks are dumb and it was a big risk for something he couldn't use and just stashed in the attic. Kinda how I feel about if someone was to not destroy and not form 1.
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01-13-2023, 03:52 PM
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In addition to the obvious fact that this is grossly unconstitutional, the next big problem of course is so many owners of these things are going to have no ****ing clue.

A ton of non-enthusiasts who don't keep up on things who don't work in the industry who don't subscribe to this and that who just bought whatever was on the gun store shelf risk getting fukked.

Which is what the .gov wants. Make everybody scared to buy any gun because they could just end up being a federal felon
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01-13-2023, 04:06 PM
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In addition to the obvious fact that this is grossly unconstitutional, the next big problem of course is so many owners of these things are going to have no ****ing clue.

A ton of non-enthusiasts who don't keep up on things who don't work in the industry who don't subscribe to this and that who just bought whatever was on the gun store shelf risk getting fukked.

Which is what the .gov wants. Make everybody scared to buy any gun because they could just end up being a federal felon
Exactly this. Millions are not even going to be following this “rule” or know about it to do anything.

What’s the Gov going to do send someone to every house that owns a gun and ask to see it?
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01-13-2023, 04:08 PM
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No need to guess

"This rule is effective the date it is published in the Federal Register. Any weapons with “stabilizing braces” or similar attachments that constitute rifles under the NFA must be registered no later than 120 days after date of publication in the Federal Register; or the short barrel removed and a 16-inch or longer rifle barrel attached to the firearm; or permanently remove and dispose of, or alter, the “stabilizing brace” such that it cannot be reattached ; or the firearm is turned in to your local ATF office. Or the firearm is destroyed."

I'm no lawyer but taking it off would not seem to count.

Literally the brace itself seems to be turned into an NFA item
Interesting. I've seen a lot of advice to either store the barrel in a separate place from the rest of the gun or wait to buy it until you have the tax stamp in hand for people that build SBRs. This seems like an extension of that philosophy. What a mess. They don't have a problem with short barrels, as long as it's on a gun with a legitimate brace that can't be shouldered, and they don't have a problem with shoulderable braces as long as it's on a gun with a 16-in barrel. To me, it appears the intent is just to not have a short barrel and shoulderable brace in the same place at the same time (unless it's been NFA registered).
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01-13-2023, 04:10 PM
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Exactly this. Millions are not even going to be following this “rule” or know about it to do anything.

What’s the Gov going to do send someone to every house that owns a gun and ask to see it?
God you guys are fuking stupid srs

No, they aren't going to do that.

I just said for the millionth fuking time what the point is.

If you keep it, you will be a federal felon. You won't take it to the range, you won't use it for HD, you won't use it for SD, you don't do jack sht with it because you'll risk a federal felony even if everything else was perfect

and

it will make everybody scared to buy any gun at any store because they are afraid they'll accidentally become felons so they just won't buy guns.

If you think not going door to door means it's not a big deal you're the problem


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01-13-2023, 04:11 PM
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Interesting. I've seen a lot of advice to either store the barrel in a separate place from the rest of the gun or wait to buy it until you have the tax stamp in hand for people that build SBRs. This seems like an extension of that philosophy. What a mess. They don't have a problem with short barrels, as long as it's on a gun with a legitimate brace that can't be shouldered, and they don't have a problem with shoulderable braces as long as it's on a gun with a 16-in barrel. To me, it appears the intent is just to not have a short barrel and shoulderable brace in the same place at the same time (unless it's been NFA registered).
A lot of people give terrible, illegal advice. Trust me, I know lol

Yes that is the intent. That meaning virtually every braced pistol ever sold or built
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01-13-2023, 04:17 PM
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Gov don’t care about illegals/felons coming in by the thousands so let’s just create millions out of us citizens out of thin air.

Just lol at this mess/bs.
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01-13-2023, 04:18 PM
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yeah, leaning towards destroy brace unless you really want an sbr. Can replace brace for $100 later.

Think I mentioned a friend had a bumpstock this whole time (I didnt know until right before overturn). Pretty dumb, because bumpstocks are dumb and it was a big risk for something he couldn't use and just stashed in the attic. Kinda how I feel about if someone was to not destroy and not form 1.
I won’t destroy my braces and I also will not register.
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01-13-2023, 04:20 PM
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I won’t destroy my braces and I also will not register.
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01-13-2023, 04:20 PM
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God you guys are fuking stupid srs

No, they aren't going to do that.

I just said for the millionth fuking time what the point is.

If you keep it, you will be a federal felon. You won't take it to the range, you won't use it for HD, you won't use it for SD, you don't do jack sht with it because you'll risk a federal felony even if everything else was perfect

and

it will make everybody scared to buy any gun at any store because they are afraid they'll accidentally become felons so they just won't buy guns.

If you think not going door to door means it's not a big deal you're the problem


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01-13-2023, 04:21 PM
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God you guys are fuking stupid srs

No, they aren't going to do that.

I just said for the millionth fuking time what the point is.

If you keep it, you will be a federal felon. You won't take it to the range, you won't use it for HD, you won't use it for SD, you don't do jack sht with it because you'll risk a federal felony even if everything else was perfect

and

it will make everybody scared to buy any gun at any store because they are afraid they'll accidentally become felons so they just won't buy guns.

If you think not going door to door means it's not a big deal you're the problem


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That was a rhetorical question to your post. Of course they aren’t going to come to the door to millions.
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01-13-2023, 04:21 PM
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these retro rulings are unconstitutional. You can't arrest someone for something that legal when the act occurred. Buying a brace when it was legal makes it legal for you for ever. Blurring the lines through way of the semantics of "possession" is bullchit. You do not "possess" an illegal brace if you bought it legally.

Why is the law so inconsistent here? What other controlled item has received this treatment? Drugs? Last time they tried this with alcohol we got the prohibition era….
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Yes cause no one has private ranges available to use firearms with no supervision
Correct, nobody has a private range in their backyard in which to use their federal felony firearms that are solely used in private in the backyard without ever going anywhere else and only used recreationally and those nobodies are so super cool and awesome to hide in fear in their backyard while they shoot cute little targets and think they're sticking it to the man

None of those and even if there were they would be irrelevant to the world
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these retro rulings are unconstitutional. You can't arrest someone for something that legal when the act occurred. Buying a brace when it was legal makes it legal for you for ever. Blurring the lines through way of the semantics of "possession" is bullchit. You do not "possess" an illegal brace if you bought it legally.

Why is the law so inconsistent here? What other controlled item has received this treatment? Drugs? Last time they tried this with alcohol we got the prohibition era….
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01-13-2023, 05:54 PM
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Lmao this will backfire on the ATF on so many different levels. Can't wait.

Wouldn't doubt it if SRB's are wiped off the list of NFA items all together once the dust settles with the sh|t show this is about to be.
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They have have overextended
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01-13-2023, 08:58 PM
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I'm genuinely confused as to why so many people are trying to sh|t on the guys who are going to do the free form 1.
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Guys have been paying the $200 stamp for their form 1 SBR's for years and years and no one has cared. Now that millions of people are about to get it for free, people are suddenly outraged. I'm lost as fk. lol
Is it just that people are mad they had to pay $200 and now millions of others will get theirs for no cost?

Edit: Assuming it even gets that far anyway.
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I'm genuinely confused as to why so many people are trying to sh|t on the guys who are going to do the free form 1.
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Guys have been paying the $200 stamp for their form 1 SBR's for years and years and no one has cared. Now that millions of people are about to get it for free, people are suddenly outraged. I'm lost as fk. lol
Is it just that people are mad they had to pay $200 and now millions of others will get theirs for no cost?

Edit: Assuming it even gets that far anyway.


why are you chitting on the people chitting on the cowards? chit on everyone for not protesting the atf. This chit should be over and done with.

that being said, its dumb to risk your family's well being over this….which means this is beyond the fight most are willing to put up…..which answers your question.
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Yes cause no one has private ranges available to use firearms with no supervision.
I would assume if someone wanted an illegal gun configured for a private range, they would have just bought the stock instead of a brace to begin with.

If I had any pistols, I'd probably see if someone gets an emergency injunction and then just destroy the braces if they don't by day 119. Might do the free form 1, but I also don't know that I trust that to go well. When CA did the "register your assault weapon and you can keep it legally" thing years ago, all those people got door knocks afterward.

I don't see any reason to keep a part that seems to be more illegal to keep than an actual spare stock would be.
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why are you chitting on the people chitting on the cowards? chit on everyone for not protesting the atf. This chit should be over and done with.

that being said, its dumb to risk your family's well being over this….which means this is beyond the fight most are willing to put up…..which answers your question.
The reality is 99% of people are going to comply and register their sh|t. It’s bullsh|t, but it’s that or live your life with the thought of 10 years in prison and/or a $10,000 fine over your head. For 99% of people, it’s a pretty easy choice to make. Not gonna risk my kids being fatherless because I’m a bad ass who’s surely gonna show them by keeping my illegal SBR.

Edit: To be clear, I REALLY don’t expect this to even get this far. ATF is going to get the piss smacked out of them before the 120 day mark comes and goes is my guess.
The volume of people this effects has never been seen before in the gun community (or any community I’m aware of).
I don’t think there has ever been a law (or in this case a made up “ruling”) turning MILLIONS of people into felons.
There’s an estimated 30-40 million braces out in the wild. We’re not talking about effecting just a few thousand people. This is literally like 10% of the American population lol. I’m sure many of those stocks are owned by the same people, but you get the point.
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I'm genuinely confused as to why so many people are trying to sh|t on the guys who are going to do the free form 1.
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Guys have been paying the $200 stamp for their form 1 SBR's for years and years and no one has cared. Now that millions of people are about to get it for free, people are suddenly outraged. I'm lost as fk. lol
Is it just that people are mad they had to pay $200 and now millions of others will get theirs for no cost?

Edit: Assuming it even gets that far anyway.
Bc they want you on the list. The people that have evaded the list legally. To know what you own. To track you. So later they can take them away. It’s not rocket science. It’s clear as day what their end game is. Don’t be so naive.

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The reality is 99% of people are going to comply and register their sh|t. It’s bullsh|t, but it’s that or live your life with the thought of 10 years in prison and/or a $10,000 fine over your head. For 99% of people, it’s a pretty easy choice to make. Not gonna risk my kids being fatherless because I’m a bad ass who’s surely gonna show them by keeping my illegal SBR.

Edit: To be clear, I REALLY don’t expect this to even get this far. ATF is going to get the piss smacked out of them before the 120 day mark comes and goes is my guess.
The volume of people this effects has never been seen before in the gun community (or any community I’m aware of).
I don’t think there has ever been a law (or in this case a made up “ruling”) turning MILLIONS of people into felons.
There’s an estimated 30-40 million braces out in the wild. We’re not talking about effecting just a few thousand people. This is literally like 10% of the American population lol. I’m sure many of those stocks are owned by the same people, but you get the point.
If this doesn't get the piss smacked out of it, I think everyone needs to realize their current guns will eventually be illegal to keep. I don't mean their AR pistols. I mean whatever the fuk they own that isn't a break or pump action shotgun.

Assuming this survives the legal challenges, I can promise you the next target: anything that "accepts" a magazine larger than 10 rounds. Will get billed as a standard mag cap law, but will actually ban every semi auto weapon in existence.
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01-14-2023, 04:48 AM
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It definitely could set the stage for that to happen. This is a fork in the road for the 2A.

If they are allowed to ban an item that is widely used, it could set a precedent that could be used to facilitate the ban of widely used firearms.
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01-14-2023, 04:57 AM
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And never forget, the first line of The Constitution, which could be considered the front page of the Bill of Rights, states "We the People…"

This is the citizens telling the government what THEIR rights are, and how the government will operate, unconditionally. It is NOT a list of what the government says the people are allowed to do. I am positive most people don't understand this fact, andthey instead believe the BoR is permission from the government.

As time went on, liberal ideology has been turning this situation in the opposite direction than it was intended to be by our founding fathers. The government is meant to serve the people, not to have tyrannical control of them.
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01-14-2023, 06:04 AM
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Correct, nobody has a private range in their backyard in which to use their federal felony firearms that are solely used in private in the backyard without ever going anywhere else and only used recreationally and those nobodies are so super cool and awesome to hide in fear in their backyard while they shoot cute little targets and think they're sticking it to the man

None of those and even if there were they would be irrelevant to the world
What? Plenty of people use illegal or stolen firearms all the time and no one gives af. I’ve never been asked for a tax stamp at a public range either.

If your comply with this or even have an SBR stamp you’re kinda a pussy, but that’s ok. Risk tolerance is different for everyone and Fudd thought still permeates gun culture.
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01-14-2023, 06:15 AM
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If we wanna get REAL REAL, using a brace in the first place is a bitch move. A stock is cheaper and works better.

There are literally thousands of videos on YouTube of thugs using illegal Glock switches and nothing ever happens and we worried about stocks on rifles. This is why gun owners will continue to lose.

Literally only like one case of anyone ever getting prosecuted for an illegal SBR and it was because some dumbass was running his mouth to an illegal immigrant and she was about to get deported and got snitched on.
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