LMT SBR

[Fringe]

Grant,
I would love one of these. Just would need to pay for it to secure it until I can figure out the logistics of all this form crap.

[C4IGrant]

@No.6

LMT MRP SBR?

That is possible.

C4

[C4IGrant]

@Fringe

Grant,
I would love one of these. Just would need to pay for it to secure it until I can figure out the logistics of all this form crap.

I have 2 available for certain so let me know ASAP as I am already getting e-mails on these.

We also have more 10.5’s on order and 12" piston SBR’s.

C4

[whaledriver]

Thats a great deal considering the stock and BUIS. Not to mention the testing that LMT does on their stuff. Too bad I already have one.

[C4IGrant]

@whaledriver

Thats a great deal considering the stock and BUIS. Not to mention the testing that LMT does on their stuff. Too bad I already have one.

Yes it is.

C4

[rob_s]

Great idea. The AR world needs more quality factory SBRs. Were this available at the time I may not have wound up with two 6933s.

Wanna trade? :eek:

[Razorhunter]

@C4IGrant

This is a form 4 transfer just like a suppressor. You do not need an M16 BCG.

C4

Ok, can someone give me a rundown on how the Form 4 works? Does that mean you need local law enforcement (Sherriff) to sign off on the papers before this LMT SBR is purchased???
I was under the impression you could get local Sherriff to sign off on an SBR or Suppressor (or any other NFA item),
OR-
you can do a Trust.
I have always planned on the trust, to avoid Sherriffs who don’t know the law, and refuse to sign off, AND also because I’ve got local buddies who know all about the Trust, and could help me set one up quite easily.
Thanks.

[No.6]

@C4IGrant

That is possible.

C4

Hmm, so do I want another 6933, or do I want an LMT, or do I want both… Damn, life is full of hard decisions!

[Iraqgunz]

Paul,

I believe that you can purchase NFA items all day long. But, in order for the transfer to take place you must complete the paperwork with the dealer and then send everything to BATFE. He will give you said items when then tax stamp is received.

If you can (and there is no reason you can’t) I would definitely go the Trust route and save yourself the headache.

@Paul Cataldo

Ok, can someone give me a rundown on how the Form 4 works? Does that mean you need local law enforcement (Sherriff) to sign off on the papers before this LMT SBR is purchased???
I was under the impression you could get local Sherriff to sign off on an SBR or Suppressor (or any other NFA item),
OR-
you can do a Trust.
I have always planned on the trust, to avoid Sherriffs who don’t know the law, and refuse to sign off, AND also because I’ve got local buddies who know all about the Trust, and could help me set one up quite easily.
Thanks.

[jackinfl]

@C4IGrant

Anyone can own them and they are NOT marked LE and you also do NOT have to engrave the lower receiver!

Price is $1300 + shipping. You of course have to pay the $200 tax stamp.

C4

do you have to wait for the tax stamp approval?

[rob_s]

@jackinfl

do you have to wait for the tax stamp approval?

Yes, in order to take possession.

Steps:

1. Pay Grant
2. Have local dealer transfer from Grant (requires ATF form approval)
3. Grant ships to local dealer
4. Have local dealer transfer to you (requires ATF form approval)
5. Pick up from local dealer and pay him his transfer fee

Jack, call Bob on Monday and he can do this for you. I think his fee is $50, or at least it used to be.

[NetJunkie]

@Walker_Precision

I have an SBR piston gun that shipped this week, so there should be no problem getting a regular MRP SBR.

So they are shipping the 12" Piston guns? Interesting.

BTW Chris, I got my 9mm upper. Looks great. Thanks!

[randolph]

@rob_s

Yes, in order to take possession.

Steps:

1. Pay Grant
2. Have local dealer transfer from Grant (requires ATF form approval)
3. Grant ships to local dealer
4. Have local dealer transfer to you (requires ATF form approval)
5. Pick up from local dealer and pay him his transfer fee

Jack, call Bob on Monday and he can do this for you. I think his fee is $50, or at least it used to be.

so this is a fairly quick process ?
form 4 seems the way to go, is it less paper work than form 1 ?

[Iraqgunz]

I may be wrong and if I am some one will knock me down. The Form 1 is if you are manufacturing and registering the item. In this case the weapon has already been manufactured and registered and it is now considered a Form 4 (Transfer). What will assist in speeding up the process is going the way of the Trust via the traditional route.

@randolph

so this is a fairly quick process ?
form 4 seems the way to go, is it less paper work than form 1 ?

[rob_s]

@randolph

so this is a fairly quick process ?
form 4 seems the way to go, is it less paper work than form 1 ?

No, not quick at all, and certainly not quick right now.

The dealer to dealer transfer used to be complete in a matter of weeks, with the dealer to buyer transfer taking 1-3 months. Who knows right now though.

[Steve-HSA]

I guess it doesn’t count to say that I’ve seen one or two before

[C4IGrant]

@rob_s

Yes, in order to take possession.

Steps:

1. Pay Grant
2. Have local dealer transfer from Grant (requires ATF form approval)
3. Grant ships to local dealer
4. Have local dealer transfer to you (requires ATF form approval)
5. Pick up from local dealer and pay him his transfer fee

Jack, call Bob on Monday and he can do this for you. I think his fee is $50, or at least it used to be.

$50 bucks for a C3 transfer is a SMOKING DEAL by the way!

C4

[C4IGrant]

@Steve-HSA

I guess it doesn’t count to say that I’ve seen one or two before

They have done these for LE groups for a long time (very common). Not so common selling them to NON LE customers.

C4

[Voodoochild]

@Steve-HSA

I guess it doesn’t count to say that I’ve seen one or two before

Sorry for the hijack but Steve it is good to see you back on the board here and where the hell have you been?

[dbrowne1]

@Steve-HSA

I guess it doesn’t count to say that I’ve seen one or two before

And maybe another one soon…

Good to see you here.