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mordis · December 3, 2010, 10:43 PM

Hi, i was perusing the opencarry.org site and cameacross a post that contains some interesting information regarding the BATFE. They have moved pistol grip only shotguns from shotguns to Any other Weapon. Thus requiring you to register it and purchase a NFA tax stamp. You can find this information if you search hard enough at the batfe website, or got opencarry.org and you can find the post there.

Damn i wanted a mossberg cruiser just for Pooops and grins. Looks like im going to have to just pretend. I am not going through the hassle of getting a nfa tax stamp for it.

Secondly the post also reveals that if you have a registered SBR AR15, and have other non sbr ar15 that you must register all of them as well as nfa tax. The article sited says it is becuase the ar15's barrel is so easily changed that you must register all recievers.

Im running short of time, ill try to get some citing done, but most of this can be found at opencarry.org.

December 3, 2010, 10:43 PM	#1
mordis Senior Member Join Date: April 4, 2005 Location: NE Indiana Posts: 560	Attn all Pistol grip shotgun owners. Hi, i was perusing the opencarry.org site and cameacross a post that contains some interesting information regarding the BATFE. They have moved pistol grip only shotguns from shotguns to Any other Weapon. Thus requiring you to register it and purchase a NFA tax stamp. You can find this information if you search hard enough at the batfe website, or got opencarry.org and you can find the post there. Damn i wanted a mossberg cruiser just for Pooops and grins. Looks like im going to have to just pretend. I am not going through the hassle of getting a nfa tax stamp for it. Secondly the post also reveals that if you have a registered SBR AR15, and have other non sbr ar15 that you must register all of them as well as nfa tax. The article sited says it is becuase the ar15's barrel is so easily changed that you must register all recievers. Im running short of time, ill try to get some citing done, but most of this can be found at opencarry.org.