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Originally Posted by bwiese
Always wondering why CA people are worried about possible future Fed
action when they ALREADY have *California SBR* risk.
If you have a braced pistol in CA you should have NFA AOW'd it to exploit
the CA exemption to CA SBR laws.
The Federal ATF memos, at least while still valid, have zero bearing on
separate CA SBR and in fact give cops/judges/DAs a road map.
Also, a gun that is an NFA AOW and was legally not a Federal SBR may
be in a 'more interesting place' legally, pending any ATF action, than
such a gun that's just an ordinary pistol with brace.
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How does registering it like that affect your ability to transfer it?
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