Q honey badger pistol re-classified as a SBR.

[themonk]

SBR it, and if the Dem’s ever gain control, they will know right where to come to **take** it. And they will. IMHO, it might buy you some time short term, but IMHO, in the long run SBR ing is a fools game.

Really, like they dont know where your pistol is? Might want to do some research on ATF digitally scanning bound books.

[Renegade]

SBR it, and if the Dem’s ever gain control, they will know right where to come to **take** it. And they will. IMHO, it might buy you some time short term, but IMHO, in the long run SBR ing is a fools game.

You really think gov does not know or can’t find out quickly who has guns?

[signal4l]

The honey badger brace seems to be very similar to the Maxim brace. I didn't know SB tactical made it. I'd like to know why one is OK and the other is not.

[munch520]

You really think gov does not know or can’t find out quickly who has guns?

Easy data to get. Acting on that data is the hard part. Finding officers/agents willing to do so will be even harder.

[signal4l]

Easy data to get. Acting on that data is the hard part. Finding officers/agents willing to do so will be even harder.

I agree. I always point people towards Paul Howe's excellent article from 2013 when gun confiscation becomes a topic of discussion:

https://soldiersystems.net/2013/03/2...howe/#comments

No doubt Creepy Joe and President Kamala will do everything they can to destroy the second amendment. But I don't think door-to-door confiscation is ever going to happen

[hextall]

I still have my brand new Q HONEY BADGER sitting here, unfired and lonely. Impulse buy, might have to sell it to fund my 2011 fix...

[ABNAK]

Easy data to get. Acting on that data is the hard part. Finding officers/agents willing to do so will be even harder.

Oh they'll have no shortage of those, trust me.

That said, the biggest "actionable" problem they're gonna have is deniability. Right now there is no Federal law on the books to prevent you from selling your non-NFA items to anyone, and without record of it. They can wave a stack of 4473's in your face and all you gotta say is "Sorry, no mas. Sold them all." Now they won't believe you, but who friggin' cares? (just don't be stupid enough to actually have something to find if you tell them that, 'cause they'll no doubt be back with a warrant). TONS of shit will be "sold" or "lost". Only idiots with something to find will pay the price. So be smart, sell all your banned items before they come looking.

[grizzlyblake]

That said, the biggest "actionable" problem they're gonna have is deniability. Right now there is no Federal law on the books to prevent you from selling your non-NFA items to anyone, and without record of it. They can wave a stack of 4473's in your face and all you gotta say is "Sorry, no mas. Sold them all." Now they won't believe you, but who friggin' cares? (just don't be stupid enough to actually have something to find if you tell them that, 'cause they'll no doubt be back with a warrant). TONS of shit will be "sold" or "lost". Only idiots with something to find will pay the price. So be smart, sell all your banned items before they come looking.

Yep. Here in GA the buy/sell/trade forum is huge and everybody just meets in parking lots to buy/sell/trade everything. I've sold tons of guns that way over the last ten years, and there's no telling where they are now. Completely legal. Lots of those were new purchases where I did the 4473 then later sold it privately for cash. There's no way to track any of it that's not NFA.



Now, regarding the braces being reclassified. Is anyone surprised? Like, does anyone with half a functioning brain think all these braced AR pistols that have been sold for the last few years are being sold to paraplegics that can't hold a pistol correctly or whatever?

Everybody knows it's simply a loophole in the system that allows SBRs to be owned without NFA paperwork.

I think the whole barrel length limit is ridiculous and there should not be any NFA classification for such.

However, people being "outraged" and all about this are silly, and the ATF closing the loophole is hardly surprising. Really, I'm surprised it's been allowed to go on this long.

[themonk]

Oh they'll have no shortage of those, trust me.

That said, the biggest "actionable" problem they're gonna have is deniability. Right now there is no Federal law on the books to prevent you from selling your non-NFA items to anyone, and without record of it. They can wave a stack of 4473's in your face and all you gotta say is "Sorry, no mas. Sold them all." Now they won't believe you, but who friggin' cares? (just don't be stupid enough to actually have something to find if you tell them that, 'cause they'll no doubt be back with a warrant). TONS of shit will be "sold" or "lost". Only idiots with something to find will pay the price. So be smart, sell all your banned items before they come looking.

If we get there, no one is doing anything and everyone is turning in their guns its an end game anyways. Line up for the trains.

[glocktogo]

We don't need to agree on the encroachment. We just need to agree on the tipping point.