I've tried, how can I help you sir?
I've tried, how can I help you sir?
If I wasn't sure about something like that, I wouldn't ask on a public forum. ESPECIALLY when I use the same name at many other places online.
Really, what are you asking? do you what to know about weapons no longer under the perview of the NFA. or are you just fishing?
I guess I am just fishing for now. I could not afford anything right now but I would like to have something in the future that borders on NFA without the cost and tax. Sorry if my question seems so shallow. Sometimes it is hard to putting to a search engine a question that running in your head.
It's a legit question.
Borders how? Like a 14.5" AR with pinned flash hider? 18" shotgun with pistol grip? semi-auto firearm with a bump fire device?
NFA fun is black & white (except when BATFE changes their mind on something). You cannot have a full auto as a non-SOT licensee without it being registered (and expensive). You're better off going to a range and renting a FA for a day. The new slide fire AR stock might be a satisfactory choice for you (or a pistol AR if you're looking for a short sort-of rifle thing). Regardless, nothing is as fun as a real NFA item, regardless of category. If you wanna play with big boy toys, ya gotta pay big boy bucks!
What makes a firearm fall under AOW and $5 fee vs $200 fee?
Type. Items like pen/flashlight guns, short barreled shotguns with no stock (pistol grip only). Pretty much anything that doesn't fall into the Full Auto, Short Barreled Shotgun, Short Barreled Rifle, Destructive Device or Suppressor categories
Here are some examples of AOW's from the ATF website: http://www.atf.gov/firearms/guides/importation-verification/firearms-verification-nfa-aow.html
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