I have a stripped lower that I want to SBR. Currently I live in Texas but I am moving to Oregon around May 13th. It looks like SBR’ing in Oregon is a bitch so I decided to get it done here in Texas before I move. I will have the extra cash to do the Form 1 at the end of November. Do you guys think that I can get the paper work approved before May 13th 2011 ? If i send it off the last week of November 2011?
2)When it is approved and I move do I just fill out a new form to travel in between States with the SBR and Update of new address?
This the set up I eventually want to complete,
How long would you say the over all length of the 10.5" barrel is with this supressor?
oregon is as smooth a place to own guns as youre going to get, with substantially laxer laws than even texas.
-zero restrictions on carry, aside from courtrooms, restricted areas of jails/police stations, and private property posted with “no firearms.” bars, schools, church, liquor stores, etc, etc, etc- all good to go
-“shall issue” for CHP
-zero restrictions on “loaded weapon” carry in vehicles
-zero restrictions on weapon type for hunting- caliber restrictions are “.22 caliber centerfire” minimum
-zero restrictions on NFA devices and weapons
-no duty to retreat
-no waiting period, no gun registration, no purchase limits, instant background checks, no background checks nor reporting required for private sales
-trusts and corps can be filed and activated in 5 minutes at the secretary of states office
no guarantee your form will be approved before you move. that’s like 5 1/2 month, so you should get it back before then, but there’s still guys who have been waiting for 9 months and more- so nobody can say.
as to moving- contact the NFA branch and have them send you whatever the change of residency form is.
CCW reciprocity with Utah. Oregon only seems to honor permits from bordering states… (At least when I went to a class in Oregon in Spring 2009 that was the case)
I did the trust route & bypassed any LEO signoffs & expenses. Also, you DON"T register a trust w/ the state here, unless you want to for some reason. It only goes with your F1/F4 to BATFE. Mine took bout 3 months.
Just got a stamped Form 1 (individual) for an SBR in the mail today. I sent it in on July 31, and it includes the time it took for the examiner to return it to me for a correction (I had the Chief Deputy sign it but I forgot to put down the name of the Sheriff). When the Form 1 was returned, I called the examiner on the phone to get guidance on the corrections and he was very helpful and supportive. That was October 4, so…pretty efficient.
TC 39-17-1361. Execution of documents by sheriff or chief of police.
The sheriff or chief of police of the city of residence of a person purchasing any firearm, defined by the National Firearms Act, 26 U.S.C. § 5845 et seq., shall execute within fifteen (15) business days of any request all documents required to be submitted by the purchaser if the purchaser is not prohibited from possessing firearms pursuant to § 39-17-1316.
Correct. As far as I know you have to live in a contiguous state.
Q: I am a Washington resident who has recently obtained a concealed weapons permit issued by the State of Washington. Is my permit valid to carry a concealed weapon while in the State of Oregon? If not, can a non-Oregon resident apply for a permit?
A: Oregon does not recognize concealed weapons permits from any other state. If you wish to review the law you can go to: http://www.leg.state.or.us/ors/166.html and read 166.291. As you can see from ORS 166.291(8) which says “The county sheriff may waive the residency requirement in subsection (1)(c) of this section for a resident of a contiguous state who has a compelling business interest or other legitimate demonstrated need,” the sheriff of each county has some discretion for a resident of a contiguous state. You would need to check with the sheriffs to see what their requirements are.
