Im going to FL this weekend a d want to bring my AK SBR with me for my dad to shoot....I know there is an ATF form to fill out but am unclear if I just mail that in and I'm good or if I have to wait for an approval . ....what gives?
You have to wait for approval, and sorry. You won't get it back in time. 2-4 weeks average.Im going to FL this weekend a d want to bring my AK SBR with me for my dad to shoot....I know there is an ATF form to fill out but am unclear if I just mail that in and I'm good or if I have to wait for an approval . ....what gives?
You have to wait for approval, and sorry. You won't get it back in time. 2-4 weeks average.
Such a stupid & pointless requirement.
I won't publicly post what I may or may not do in your situation.Yeah I dont understand it. fucking dumb
Slap a brace on it and take it as a pistol.I won't publicly post what I may or may not do in your situation.
Slap a brace on it and take it as a pistol.
It never was a pistol unfortunately. I'll just leave it home and hopefully I get a letter back by Christmas time when we go againSlap a brace on it and take it as a pistol.
Depends where the registry states it "resides"What's the rule about a trustee who lives out of state? I have my dad and brother on my trust.
So if your dad has them and there's no travel paperwork filed, how they got to him could be an issue?Depends where the registry states it "resides"
I live in PA and so do my SBRs. When I visit GA where my dad lives (he's a trustee) I file the paperwork for travel.
Each year I file the forms for any place I MAY go. They're good for a year so it's not a huge deal.
Dad doesn't keep possession of them. They stay with me, which is why I file paperwork when I visit.So if your dad has them and there's no travel paperwork filed, how they got to him could be an issue?