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The following is a guideline to assist readers in furthering their understanding of the Short
Barreled Rifle (SBR) registration process and should not be relied upon as legal advice.
Putting your pistol in the Pistol StabilizerTM makes it an SBR in the eyes of the law. As with
any NFA (National FIrearms Act) item, there are registration requirements. THERE IS NO
FEDERAL PROHIBITION on law-abiding citizens owning NFA items, including Short Barreled
Rifles. Prohibitions, where they exist, are a product of State and Local legislation. The
Federal government's interest in your SBR is in collecting a $200 tax for each one you
register.
STEP 1:
Do your homework! Research the local laws where you live. BATFE will not register your
SBR if the laws in your jurisdiction prohibit it. Call your police department or Sheriff's office
to verify local laws allow possession of an SBR. Local gun dealers are a great resource,
also.
STEP 2:
Decide on an ownership entity. There are basically two ownership options. Which one you
choose will depend on your personal preference and the firearms laws in the jurisdiction in
which you live. These are "INDIVIDUAL" or "TRUST". (A third option is to incorporate,
though that will not be covered here.) Each has its pros and cons. The "TRUST" route may
be your only option if the Chief Law Enforcement Officer (CLEO -- usually the Sheriff of your
county) will not sign your paperwork.
STEP 3:
Gather the necessary paperwork. These include:
cards can be obtained by ordering online from ATF. In some jurisdictions, the local police department can
supply them.
STEP 4:
Complete paperwork for a Revocable Living Trust, if going that route. You can get a ready-
made package from your local bookstore or buy software that has the necessary forms (i.e.
Quicken Willmaker Plus 2010 - $39.99 on Amazon). Have the completed paperwork
notarized at your bank and file the paperwork with the courthouse. It seems like a lot to do.
It's not, really. Once established, the Trust makes it more convenient to register all your
current and future NFA regulated items.
STEP 5:
Complete the applicable forms (whether "Individual" or "Trust"). Follow the instructions on
the forms. Passport photos can be taken by many chain drugstores, such as Rite-Aid or
CVS. Call your local police department for assistance getting fingerprinted.
STEP 6:
Get your CLEO's signature on both copies of the FORM 1. Call ahead to see if an
appointment is necessary or if you even need to show up in person or just mail the forms
in.
STEP 7:
Send the paperwork from STEP 3 above, including your check, to the address in the FORM
1 directions and wait. Processing may take 90-120 days. If going the "Trust" route,
remember to send in a copy of your Revocable Living Trust paperwork with the application.
Guns and Hunting.com has an excellent discussion on this subject that may be helpful.
Barreled Rifle (SBR) registration process and should not be relied upon as legal advice.
Putting your pistol in the Pistol StabilizerTM makes it an SBR in the eyes of the law. As with
any NFA (National FIrearms Act) item, there are registration requirements. THERE IS NO
FEDERAL PROHIBITION on law-abiding citizens owning NFA items, including Short Barreled
Rifles. Prohibitions, where they exist, are a product of State and Local legislation. The
Federal government's interest in your SBR is in collecting a $200 tax for each one you
register.
STEP 1:
Do your homework! Research the local laws where you live. BATFE will not register your
SBR if the laws in your jurisdiction prohibit it. Call your police department or Sheriff's office
to verify local laws allow possession of an SBR. Local gun dealers are a great resource,
also.
STEP 2:
Decide on an ownership entity. There are basically two ownership options. Which one you
choose will depend on your personal preference and the firearms laws in the jurisdiction in
which you live. These are "INDIVIDUAL" or "TRUST". (A third option is to incorporate,
though that will not be covered here.) Each has its pros and cons. The "TRUST" route may
be your only option if the Chief Law Enforcement Officer (CLEO -- usually the Sheriff of your
county) will not sign your paperwork.
STEP 3:
Gather the necessary paperwork. These include:
- Two FORM 1s. (Make sure you print page 1 and page 2 on the same sheet of paper.)
- One COMPLIANCE FORM (Form 5330.20)
- Two FD-258LE Fingerprint cards. (If owning as "INDIVIDUAL" only.)
- Two passport photos. (If owning as "INDIVIDUAL" only.)
- One $200 check made payable to BATFE
cards can be obtained by ordering online from ATF. In some jurisdictions, the local police department can
supply them.
STEP 4:
Complete paperwork for a Revocable Living Trust, if going that route. You can get a ready-
made package from your local bookstore or buy software that has the necessary forms (i.e.
Quicken Willmaker Plus 2010 - $39.99 on Amazon). Have the completed paperwork
notarized at your bank and file the paperwork with the courthouse. It seems like a lot to do.
It's not, really. Once established, the Trust makes it more convenient to register all your
current and future NFA regulated items.
STEP 5:
Complete the applicable forms (whether "Individual" or "Trust"). Follow the instructions on
the forms. Passport photos can be taken by many chain drugstores, such as Rite-Aid or
CVS. Call your local police department for assistance getting fingerprinted.
STEP 6:
Get your CLEO's signature on both copies of the FORM 1. Call ahead to see if an
appointment is necessary or if you even need to show up in person or just mail the forms
in.
STEP 7:
Send the paperwork from STEP 3 above, including your check, to the address in the FORM
1 directions and wait. Processing may take 90-120 days. If going the "Trust" route,
remember to send in a copy of your Revocable Living Trust paperwork with the application.
Guns and Hunting.com has an excellent discussion on this subject that may be helpful.
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