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Old 06-22-2006, 11:32 PM
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Are SBR's legal?

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Old 06-22-2006, 11:35 PM
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um, the ATF jumps your Sh*t instead of the DOJ?
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Old 06-22-2006, 11:36 PM
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Ahhh, I see. Okay, ATF knocking on your door might be worse then the DOJ.

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yes, it most definatly would be, since the ATF does not seem to be in the habit of actually knocking or anything.
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Old 06-22-2006, 11:42 PM
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I guess Ill just stick with the M4, Midlength, and 20"er...

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um, the ATF jumps your Sh*t instead of the DOJ?

Actually I think it would be more of a team effort. Kind of a joint task force thing. Of course, it's the ATF that brings the tanks.
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Don't forget the Federal Gov't has killed people because of short barreled shot gun........

And wiped out a entire camp cause they thought the had a few illegal weapons.....

I feel safer because of it..............
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Is there any added penalty (legally) of being caught with an SBR compared to a non compliant built OLL?

I know that both would be considered assault weapons, however does the SBR come with its own added charges?

I know it’s a stupid question, but again it’s a hypothetical one.

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Well, without digging up the penal code, (going off memory) the penalty for an unregistered SBR is 2,4, or 6 years in a california state prison. Federally its a 10yr sentence in a fed prison... USUALLY the BATF takes the case on federal stuff like SBRs...

Basically, don't do it


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Well, let's say you had an OLL built up into an (illegal, unregistered) AW.
Let's also say it had a 11.5" barrel.

They could line up all sorts of charges... here's what they _could_ do:
  • simple unreg'd AW possession (misdemeanor/felony wobbler);
  • illegal AW manufacture;
  • illegal AW transport (esp if you drove it- they might allege it anyway);
  • illegal SBR possession; (CA)
  • illegal SBR manufacture; (CA)
  • multiple Federal SBR charges;

In theory you could get 10-20 years if all the charges' penalties were consecutive and nothing was plead down, etc. and if both state and Fed went after you.
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That's not only illegal, that's highly illegal!
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in layman's terms, it's dumb and dumbER.
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Well, let's say you had an OLL built up into an (illegal, unregistered) AW.
Let's also say it had a 11.5" barrel.

They could line up all sorts of charges... here's what they _could_ do:
  • simple unreg'd AW possession (misdemeanor/felony wobbler);
  • illegal AW manufacture;
  • illegal AW transport (esp if you drove it- they might allege it anyway);
  • illegal SBR possession; (CA)
  • illegal SBR manufacture; (CA)
  • multiple Federal SBR charges;

In theory you could get 10-20 years if all the charges' penalties were consecutive and nothing was plead down, etc. and if both state and Fed went after you.
PLUS lets face it, Johnny C has cashed in so you'd really be up SH** creek
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Risk going to jail for a gun = stupid

Stay legal. If you really want an SBR THAT badly, move out of state.
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Old 06-23-2006, 2:34 PM
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The ATF don't knock -Andre Nicatina "dre dog"
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