The new rule (ATF final rule 2021R-08F) was published on the ATF’s website today and is set to be posted on the Federal Register on Monday, one day before the industry’s largest trade show, SHOT Show. The regulation will affect millions of Americans that currently own pistol stabilizing devices. What has been considered pistols for years will now be regarded as short barreled rifles (SBR) and be subjected to the National Firearms Act (NFA).
Monday, January 16, 2023
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Steppers need to be hung publicly and often.
ReplyDeleteSo shocked that socialist bureaucrats would interpret rules to give themselves (and the state) more power. Also shocked that leftists would twist rules past the breaking point in order to advance their agenda.
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Nullification at the state, county, and personal level is the only way to make any real progress on these issues. The feds are too deeply corrupt to be worth saving. Ignore them.
mcsgearup.com sells a short buffer tube kit that is only a few inches long that should make your pistol legal under the new rule. Rounding it out with a single point should work. If you hang on to your old tube and brace, you could reinstall if the rule is overturned.
ReplyDeleteJust watch whether they would rule having the parts is the same as having the parts installed. Done it before.
DeleteSteve S6
This smells like it will be struck down as soon as it goes to court.
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Yeah, it should be. But the SCOTUS should have heard the challenges to the fraud 2020 election too. They didn't because they won't do their jobs. They wanted those jobs, but not the responsibility that came with them. Clarence Thomas is the only jewel their.
DeleteA law repugnant to the Constitution is null and void. Treat it as if it never existed.
DeleteI reckon this applies also to regulations from unelected bureaucrats hell bent and dead set against The People.
Who gives ATF agents license to carry that which they seek to deny to the people?
Why, they themselves do, of course.
I would like to believe that it will be struck down since it effects 10-40 million folks.
ReplyDeleteThat's just way too many to be allowed to stand.
But they're F@*King commies and that's what they want...
Ian McCollun:
ReplyDeleteWhy Are Short Barreled Rifles Actually Regulated in the US?
Forgotten Weapons•334K views•1 day ago...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lsE0naVApPU
"The new regulation is expected to cost gun owners over $260 million. It is expected to cost the federal government over $3 million." -- it all costs the taxpayer, there is no "cost the federal government".
ReplyDeleteSteve S6
Every fucking time there's a Democrat in the White House, the ATF pulls shit like this.
ReplyDeleteThe way I figure it is that they have all my info when I bought my guns. They can contact me directly if they have a problem.
ReplyDeleteI do not require permission from the state. (I have a protection racket I pay for).
ReplyDeleteNow “With The US Constitution in hand going out in a blender mess of fury” thats how the headline will read.
Naw.
Think I will go home and live in moms basement, again. Just sayin.
Really why do we even call ourselves FREE MEN. WTF!
We know this shit show is gunna snap. One here, one there, five, ten, 50, 200 a brush fire of liberty driven by the wind into an all consuming cleansing. Fire cleans.
Hell yeah Liberty. Thats whats gone.
I will be out back by the burn barrel if you want to talk.
i knew this crap was coming the day they came out with it. my question though is why allow it until millions of people buy them, then ban it? i just put long barrels on a couple of mine, took the brace off others.i look for them to go after those shorty shotguns next.
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