M4gery crowd in Vermont?

[barrelwrench]

Reseaching LMT's now for my next purchase lucky the wife is an FFL holder, if I'm nice I get a big discount...

[usmcvet]

I love my LMT and LMT uppers good stuff. You can try mine if you would like. My wiife would charge me extra.

[SilentSniperVT]

the next gun besides the .338 i am looking at is the 9mm AR SBR or the .50 Beowulf upper

[usmcvet]

I lime the idea of the 9mm because of the cost of ammo. I've actually read it kicks a bit more. I've never fired one.

We did get a S&W 15-22 and the reps you can get outta that per $ is awesome.

[SilentSniperVT]

I lime the idea of the 9mm because of the cost of ammo. I've actually read it kicks a bit more. I've never fired one.

We did get a S&W 15-22 and the reps you can get outta that per $ is awesome.

Same here I've never fired a 9mm SBR. the 22 ar's are nice but i know a few people that has the .22 and they have feeding problems they say.

[SilentSniperVT]

I just need to figure out the Legality with owning/possession of a SBR

[usmcvet]

I just need to figure out the Legality with owning/possession of a SBR

It is actually pretty easy. I will give you a few links here that will answere most/all of your questions. I would also be happy to sit down over a coffee or beer and talk to you about it. I've done it twice and wish I'd done it sooner. My form 4 and second tax stamp came back approved yesterday. It took about 3.5 months each time. The wait is the biggest obstacle to over come.

You can do it a few ways, Form 1 or Form 4. Form 1 would be you taking an existing reciver and becoming the maker of an SBR/SBS this involves engraving your reciver with your name, city and state or the name, city and state of your Trust, LLC, Corp..... I went the trust route. This saved the fingerprint fees, photo and getting the Chief LEO in your town or county to sign your paperwork, a necessary step w/o using a Trust, LLC or Corporation.

The way I went was to buy a gun in the first case an LMT SBR 10 from Grant. Here is the link. So it was $1056 for the gun and $200 for the tax stamp.

http://www.gandrtactical.com/cgi-bin...ion&key=SBR-10

If you buy a gun already regerstered as an SBR you do not need to have it engraved, it saves some time and money and you have a factory built gun. A plus in my book.

The second gun I bought was a BCM registered SBR lower, Grant has those too, and $20 less than I paid for mine! If you'd like to shoot one or both of them some time It would give me a chance to get out and try out a new range. I think once you try it you will have the bug just like me.

http://www.gandrtactical.com/cgi-bin...ey=LWR-BCM-NFA

So here are the links. I learned alot from them.

NFA Page here on m4c:

https://www.m4carbine.net/forumdisplay.php?f=9

How to SBR your Lower by ScottyRyan:

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=9830

"The Chart" will get you into arguments, but it is good information!

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=6642

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=24397

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=7009

More NFA Info:

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=15253

[barrelwrench]

usmcvet,What do you have for a lower?

Sniper, Remember that the SBR lower receiver will be registered as an SBR and simply changing the upper (should you change your mind in the future) will not change it back to a standard, legal barrel. You will have to do paper work again to de-register it. But you can have multiple SB uppers for the registered receiver.

[usmcvet]

I have an LMT lower and just got my BCM SBR lower yesterday.

[usmcvet]

Sorry it is an LMT 2000 Defender. I think it is their bare bones lower no fancy trigger or ambi controls. If you look at my albums I have photos up. On my phone now or would post a few pics. If you want close ups of anything let me know.