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I've seen a few SPAS-12s' that were modified to be full auto. They were being sold as Destructive Devices which is a $200 NFA tax. Now I know the SPAS-12 is already a Destructive Device on its own since 94'. Is it legal to make them full auto and or a SBR and sell them only as a Destructive Device tax and not a machine gun tax/ SBR tax as well?
Last edited by ClassIIIGunsmith; 06-13-14 at 10:03.
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I'd ask the ATF and not a forum full of not-lawyers....Originally Posted by ClassIIIGunsmith
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SPAS-12 is not a DD, it is a Title I firearm.
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It is my understanding that converting anything to full auto classifies it as a machine gun. Doesnt matter if its .22 or a 155mm.
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My understanding is that back 1994 they left classification of a sporting purpose shotgun classification to a DD along with streetsweepers shotguns. And people cut the barrels down on streetsweepers because they got a short term exemption to keep it legally as long as it was registered, my father was one of them that got lucky about the streetsweeper issue.
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