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Form 1...finally
mark christian
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After filing ATF Form 1 last July, the approved form was mailed to me while I was on vacation, which was roughly a seven month wait. I registered one of my Bushmaster AR's as a SBR and added a Strike Industries Viper, PDW (Personal Defense Weapon) stock along with a 7 inch barreled upper. OAL with the stock retracted is just a tick over 22 inches. This is about as short as an AR can be without spending a ton of $$$ on stocks using proprietary parts like special bolt carries, which can only be used with that stock set. Strike Industries uses a special buffer and spring but maintains the original BCG.
Stock shown retracted
Stock shown extended and with the slip-over cheek piece installed on the tube.
Lots of discussion on the National Firearms Act on every firearms board. Frankly, I can live with the $200 tax; yes it is unconstitutional and a violation of our rights, but anyone who can afford NFA toys isn't going to break their piggybank on the $200. It is the ridiculously long wait for approval which is simply unacceptable.
Off the soap box. Now I need to find a place to shoot this thing!
Stock shown retracted
Stock shown extended and with the slip-over cheek piece installed on the tube.
Lots of discussion on the National Firearms Act on every firearms board. Frankly, I can live with the $200 tax; yes it is unconstitutional and a violation of our rights, but anyone who can afford NFA toys isn't going to break their piggybank on the $200. It is the ridiculously long wait for approval which is simply unacceptable.
Off the soap box. Now I need to find a place to shoot this thing!
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And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain
The dollar experienced an average inflation rate of 3.45% per year during this period. In other words, $100 in 1932 is equivalent in purchasing power to $1,789.20 in 2017, a difference of $1,689.20 over 85 years. The 1932 inflation rate was -9.87%.
How would you like to pay almost $3,500 today.
This was sooo worth the paperwork. Very fun to shoot!
Too old to live...too young to die...