SBR Thread

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I dont know if this counts but i made this last week in my garage lol

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I like that short barrel

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>>34261619
Nice dude! This is the other one i found

I will take ATF honey pot for $800

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>>34261607
not a firearm but i found a cool way to reuse these old dummy grenades, almost as good as the original thing! man you should see the blast on these things

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>>34261607
Please, you are scaring my pupper.

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oh shit op good thread I hope we can exchange personal information and some point in the future

This thread is lame, message me at [email protected] and we can share cool photos!

>>34261607
i am living in a nofuns country in europe and i dont get why this is illegal.

> inb4 hurr durr atf is stupid and shot my dog

making an easy to conceal handgun bulky just seems impractical. i dont get the joke.
can someone explain?

>>34261895

Basically It's a crime to modify a weapon in one category so that it fits in annother category whithout registering it in that category. So putting a stock on a pistol means you've now made a short barreled rifle by our laws. In addition to that you need a stamp for an sbr. It can all be done legally, but doing it without the proper documentation would be against the law.

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>>34261895
In a weird quirk of American law, handguns are completely legal, but "short barreled rifles" and "short barreled shotguns" are not. This is a federal law that dates back to the National Firearms Act of 1934, which was the first major gun control law in American history. Basically, they did this because of the extreme popularity of sawed-off shotguns (also known as the "lupara") with the Italian mafia in cities like New York and Chicago - basically, the NFA was a reaction to Prohibition-era mafia violence, and targeted guns that were popular with gangsters. It's probably outdated now, but good luck ever trying to get rid of it.

Now, it isn't actually impossible own an SBR/SBS, but you have to do a bunch of paperwork and pay a $200 tax, which was written into the NFA because in 1934, $200 was a huge amount of money (to give you an idea, in 1934 you could buy a brand new Ford Tudor with a V8 engine - pic related - for $500) and put legally buying an SBR/SBS beyond the means of most people. Today, the $200 tax is negligible, but the paperwork is still a pain in the ass, so most people don't bother.

Sorry about your dog OP

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>>34261607
I ain't falling for this trick again.

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>>34261607
'murica
the land of the free, where you can buy a shotgun at wallmart at age 16, but as soon as you attach a stock to your revolver, the atf comes over and shoots your dog.

i am glad to live in austria

>>34266180
(you)

>>34261607
At this point I'm not even sure who's trolling who over here.