Something about it's ability to fire while in the holster.
Seems like I read that somewhere.
The Galco wallet style that you can carry a Beretta .22 in and fire it from requires a stamp, I was told.Like I said...maybe one of our NFA/full-auto gurus will show up and answer some questions for us.
It's a long discussion GED. There are right and wrong answers posted. Contact Bart at Looper leather about the holster guns as he has a letter albiet for another type....
you need a suppressor for that gun too
I thought it was $200 as well as a $5 stamp.
Am I wrong? Where's all the full auto guys?
Nope - if it is an AOW, its only a $5 tax stamp. If this ends up being a destructive device, then its $200 (full-auto, suppressor, SBR, SBS, all require $200 but AOWs are only $5).
I can't remember what "firing in a holster" makes it - destructive device or AOW.
Either way, does that piece of plastic have a serial number?
I'd say an AOw like a pen gun or cellphone gun. and RDF i know you are joking but there is only one revolver you can suppress and thats a nagant
If the holster disguises the gun so that it does not look like a gun in it's firing condition, then the holster needs to be registered as an AOW. AOW's cost $5 to transfer if they are already in the registry. I would say that this is a non-NFA item as it is clearly a gun in it's firing condition.
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