No, but I am known to often times have a suppressed SBR in das Auto just in case.
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I think you getting a bit confused. Taking a shotgun and removing the stock does not change the classification any more then taking the stock off an AR. Once the firearm leaves the factory it is what it is. Once a shotgun leaves the manufacture it is a shotgun period. It can be made into a title 2 firearm, a SBS, but not an AOW.
A pistolgrip shotgun, configured as such from the manufacture can be made into an AOW.
Re-read the ATF opinion on the PG shotgun. It clearly states it must leave the factory with the pistol grip installed. Then it transfers as other.
If what your saying is correct then you could take the stock off of an AR and transfer it to me as "other", which I could then make into a pistol. This is wrong.
Bottom line is once a rifle or shotgun leaves the manufacture it is a rifle or shotgun unless it is made into a title 2 firearm, either a firearm made from a rifle (SBR) or a firearm made from a shotgun (SBS). There is no other option.
I'm not confused at all. Im speaking as an FFL dealer. A receiver isn't a long gun and thus cannot be transferred by a dealer to less than 21 yr old. Yes a receiver can be made into whatever like rifle, pistol or shotgun or 'other' as a Title 1 firearm or with an approved Form 1 into a Title 2 firearm. Or into a Title 2 firearm on a Form 2 by a Licensed NFA manufacturer.