ATF Just Released Their Brace Ruling

[pacomdiver]

That would be expensive.

FJB

not if you reuse it for the next one

[eatmydust]

do they come in various sizes?

Being a gun forum, of course they do - standard, +P, +P+, and MAGNUM!

[HKusp 45]

That would be expensive.

FJB

yeah but then you only have to do it once.

[JoshIronshaft]

Nobody registering their braced pistols through the new form is getting a tax stamp.

To clarify, what you mean is their approved form won't show a stamp. It will say approved, but without the stamp, because no tax was paid.

[JaySmith]

To clarify, what you mean is their approved form won't show a stamp. It will say approved, but without the stamp, because no tax was paid.

So you're basically just registering your firearm. I've seen this eps before.

[JoshIronshaft]

Yes, just like all the others I registered.

[akley88]

Yes, just like all the others I registered.

but without the stamp is it worth the time

[Lemanshooter]

but without the stamp is it worth the time

If you register the firearm with the brace (provided that this rule doesn't get tossed out via the courts first) then should you decide to sell it, it will be legal to sell. Of course, the market value will (likely) have dropped as the buyer would have to do the ATF approval and pay $200. Plus the wait time.

These will have to be sold at an "attractive" price for a buyer to consider one.

[Lemanshooter]

but without the stamp is it worth the time

If you register the firearm with the brace (provided that this rule doesn't get tossed out via the courts first) then should you decide to sell it, it will be legal to sell. Of course, the market value will (likely) have dropped as the buyer would have to do the ATF approval and pay $200. Plus the wait time.

These will have to be sold at an "attractive" price for a buyer to consider one.

[JoshIronshaft]

but without the stamp is it worth the time

Approved means approved. It would be nice to have the stamp on the paper, but it still says approved. It's not like you get a physical stamp on an eform 1 anyways.