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The weapon CANNOT be registered..... it is CONTRABAND, one cannot register an
NFA weapon AFTER it is made (except Class II manufacturer and even then they
must file the paperwork within 24 hrs).
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Assuming that this NFA arm is already registered with the BATF, you'd go
through basically the same process as for buying a machine gun or a sawed-off
shotgun or destructive device.
The Form 4/tax stamp is good for as long as you own the gun.
# In article <6qocgo$7...@xring.cs.umd.edu>,
# rtofc...@aol.com (RtofCentre) wrote:
# # HOPE SOMEONE OUT THERE HAS SOME LEGAL EXPERTISE ON THIS. HAVE THE
OPPORTUNITY
# # TO BUY A NICE MARBLES GAME GETTER complete with stock, but has 15 inch
# # barrels.
# # what is a federal form 4, how hard is it to file, is it good for as
long as i
# # own the gun, what are the pitfalls and are there any new york state
laws that
# # would prohibit my owning it if i register it on my ny state pistol permit?
# # thanks. BART
#
# The weapon CANNOT be registered..... it is CONTRABAND, one cannot register an
# NFA weapon AFTER it is made (except Class II manufacturer and even then they
# must file the paperwork within 24 hrs).
#
True, but the game getter may already be registered legally. It can also
be legally registered during BATF "amnesty" periods.
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G:
Thanks... but the gun is already registered w/ the batf... I just want to file
the BATF form 4 and take posession. It's NY state law I'm concerned with,
since the BATF says it has no problem with the transfer federally speakin.
tks.
B
According to the FAQ (
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/wbardwel/public/nfalist/nfa_faq.txt
), NT State does not allow short barreled rifles or shotguns
John Cowart
Now, when was the last "amnesty" period? Do you think there's a chance they'd
do something like that again? I'd really like a Sten, but I can't see paying
$1000+, not to mention the $200 tax, for what is basically $200 worth of
parts, and an $800 piece of serial-numbered pipe...
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# G:
#
# Thanks... but the gun is already registered w/ the batf... I just want to file
# the BATF form 4 and take posession. It's NY state law I'm concerned with,
# since the BATF says it has no problem with the transfer federally speakin.
# tks.
# B
I'll check, but I am pretty sure NY is a non-NFA state. This certainly
is true WRT machineguns. It is worth researching further to see if they
also proscribe other NFA toys, such as SBS, SBR, AOW ( which I beleive
is what the Game Getter will be registered as) DD and silencers.
BJay the YANKee
[x] No Guns [x] No Rights [x] No Future [x] No Shit
On 12 Aug 1998 23:08:40 -0400, cosmic...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
#In article <6qs86q$i...@xring.cs.umd.edu>,
# nh...@mindspring.com (Nick Hull) wrote:
##
## True, but the game getter may already be registered legally. It can also
## be legally registered during BATF "amnesty" periods.
#
#Now, when was the last "amnesty" period? Do you think there's a chance they'd
#do something like that again? I'd really like a Sten, but I can't see paying
#$1000+, not to mention the $200 tax, for what is basically $200 worth of
#parts, and an $800 piece of serial-numbered pipe...