This thread is for talking about your SBR, how to get it and what you did to get yours. Anyone feel free to add comments about the process and pictures if you have an SBR. Let's get everyone on Gunco interested in an SBR.......I am going to close the SBR tutorial to posts so it wont get cluttered up with comments. That way we can add more to it as we get more pertitant info. That way if anyone needs info quick they wont have to wade through stuff they dont need. Please make all the posts and comments you want here.....This is the place the to do it....Welcome to all short barrel people and wannabe's...hehe
I'm doing two right now, Got the paperwork filled out (thanks, BigAl) attached my photos(thanks, bluejack) and I'll pay a visit to the sherrif's office right after Thanksgiving.
Thanks ALOT SalBo for making this easier for all of us!!!!
question. I plan on doing SBR m-92. I ordered the new DCI M-92 reciever. when reciever arrives at my FFl dealer it will be registered as a longgun, will this effect me when I send the paperwork since the reciever is already registered as a long gun? #2, in section 4b and 4d on the application do I put AK, M-92, ect.? (sorry if that question has already ben answered before)
medic1, I'll leave your first question for SalBo to answer. When I sent in my application for my AMD65 SBR, for 4b I put "Short barrel rifle" and for 4d I put NDS-65 since that was what was marked on the receiver.
Thanks bret for clarifing that part of my question. As for the other part I hope I don't end up with a reciever I can't use for an SBR when I get my paper work back because it has already been registered as a longun. However; how can I put the serial number of the reciever on the paper work if I do not have the reciever and without the approved tax stamp how can I do the FFL transfer other than putting longun? Confused!!
I don't really think it's an issue. My dealer put mine down as a long gun when I got my receiver. I don't think putting it down as a pistol would be correct and there's no such thing as a "short gun" as far as I know. As for the serial number, I waited until I had my receiver to send off for my stamp. Shouldn't you already know the serial number though? You did tell nodakspud to mark your receiver with the serial number of your kit, right?
What the receiver is papered out as originally will have no affect on your making it an SBR. It might if you were making something else like an AOW, but an SBR can be made from either a rifle or a pistol, so no worries there.
I'm filling out the SBR paperwork for my M92 now. I'm feeling pretty stupid because I should remember this from my AMD65 SBR paperwork, but I'm not 100% confident I do. For question 2 of the citizenship certification form, do I put my own name again?
I'm filling out the SBR paperwork for my M92 now. I'm feeling pretty stupid because I should remember this from my AMD65 SBR paperwork, but I'm not 100% confident I do. For question 2 of the citizenship certification form, do I put my own name again?
I just bought an Arsenal SLR-106CR that I want to have SBR'd. The barrel needs to be cut to the proper length.
Since I can't cut a barrel myself, I'll need to send it off to have someone else do it. How does this paperwork process differ from me building one myself? Do I just do everything the same and then send it off to the person who will cut it? Who's name and city is engraved on the rifle?
Hey All,
First off a big thanks to Salbo for the effort to post all of the very helpfull SBR information. With out this list and a few other sorces I would not have even attemped to go into the SBR process. My first kit was a Yugo M92 and when I hit a brick wall with the CLEO in my location I built it as a pistol. I did not want to add fake can on it. Great gun and a lot of fun but I still wanted to do one as an SBR. I finally gave in to the urge and picked up an AKS-74U kit from Copes. A bit costly but I do not have an AK in 5.45x39 or a true "Krink" shorty folder and figured I could kill two birds with one stone. Using information from a couple of lists I set up a Revocable Living Trust and obtained the Form 1. Here is where Salbo,s info came in very handy. It would seem that it should be not all that hard to fill out this form but due to fact that one can go at this process in a few diffrent ways it can be confusing. I have the kit waiting on the work bench and the check is in the mail. Hope to be able to start building with in a month or so.
So.....When you guys take these forms to your sheriff, does he ask questions like;
So...what do you NEED one of these for? Or.. Why would you want something like THAT?
I'm thinking mine WILL & I'm trying to decide what the best answer would be????
None of your buisness, just sign the damn form??
I'm a collector?
They look COOL, so I want one??
Deer hunting?
it sucks that i cant get a SBR in north carolina because they are so much more dangerous than full autos that are allowed. makes a shitload of sence huh?
Hi all, got my stamp for my M92 SBR a few weeks ago. Thought I had screwed up because I made the check out to The Department of the Justice.....it went right on thru ....less than 5 weeks box to box.
A local Class III dealer told me recently that since our local law enforcement won't sign transfers any more - they have been approving applications done with a "revocable trust". He said you just use Quicken Willmaker, have it notarized and send it in with the required fee and application.
I had no problem at all getting my SBR tax stamp. I followed the link in the sticky, and got it all squared away in a day. The stamp was in my hand in about 30 days.
I built the gun(M-92) and it turned out good, considering it was my first attemp at home gun building. The boys like it, and some of the cops are interested in it as an entry/backup tool for their tactical work. They use A2&3 shorties mostly,and MP5s.The gun was built for about half of what you might pay someone for. In fact some guys liked the rivet job enough that they asked me to help 'em with theirs. Of course, I suggested that they go ahead and do their own themselves, and I would give moral support on the side.
So can you register a receiver you bent yourself from a flat?
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