January 15th, 2012, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Albud3  adrbe, You might want to check with the BATFE on that point. If my information is not out of date, once the rifle is registered as a SBR, you can change barrel lengths without having to undergo the whole process again. When I was considering making my own FA SBR (before the '86 ban), I asked the local BATF office if changing the barrel length would cause problems. The reply was that once registered as a SBR any barrel less than 16 inches was OK (and even over 16") and you could change at will without further paperwork. Of course this might have changed over the years, but a quick letter to them would eliminate any questions as well as having written proof that changes were legal. | Interesting. The reason I believe another stamp is required is that the barrel length and overall length are required on the ATF form. Quote:
Originally Posted by Albud3 B 2/75; Is that a suppressor or just a flash hider/muzzle brake? If it's a suppressor, what's its dB reduction value? If it's just a FH/MB, where did you get it? That's guaranteed to raise eyebrows at the range.
OMG!!! ROTFLMAO!!! Girl friend just said: "That's cute. Can you make me one?" Just hope she doesn't want it in pink! | That looks like a Noveske KX3 "flaming pig" flash suppressor, but I could be wrong. http://noveskerifleworks.com/cgi-bin...kx3556p&cat=11
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