Presenting SBR Stamp

[NWSharpshooter]

I would ask to see their FFL and drivers licenses for all responsible parties on site. Also, ask to inspect their bound book.

 

[patracy]

I have license to have stuff but I've never shown them. It sucks too because I really like showing off my 07/02.

Yeah I know all about the "07/02" flaunting that comes outta you.

We just go about things differently.

I get to keep mine when I'm done.

 

[Laxguy59]

Note to self: build all the MGs I want and just be confident when telling police I am a MG dealer.

 

[spavent]

I would ask to see their FFL and drivers licenses for all responsible parties on site. Also, ask to inspect their bound book.

This... It never ceases to amazed me the how hypocritical so many in the gun community can be, when they get a little perceived power. That extends to "no loaded firearms" at gun shows, gun stores and even the FREAKen Shot Show.

 

[Cgsanders]

that is a really good idea.

I keep my trust document and all ATF stamps in PDF format on a dedicated flashdrive that stays in my range bag. I also have them uploaded to Google drive so I can access them (theoretically) anywhere.

 

[dial1911]

Verify address? Obviously clueless about NFA. I would have asked him if I should have my lower re-engraved everytime I move... dumbass.

I keep copies of the stamps and trust with me when the NFA stuff is with me. It's mostly to avoid headaches from an over zealous local LEO. But attitude means a lot- and if you're already being a dick, I'll ask you to get the local ATF office involved. And I may be detained for awhile- but local supervisors will be hearing from me.

 

[righter13]

I just keep a copy in the pistol grip.

 

[batoncolle]

Now I'm really curious, does anyone have a link to the regs that state that proof of registration must be retained on your person?

"Section 12.1 Maintaining proof of registration. The NFA requires that a person possessing a firearm registered in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record (NFRTR) retain proof of registration which must be made available to the Attorney General, specifically an ATF agent or investigator, upon request.184 Proof of registration would be on a Form 1 registering a firearm to its maker, Form 2 registering a firearm to an importer or manufacturer, or a Form 3, 4, or 5 showing registration of a firearm to a transferee."

 

[mtdawg169]

"Section 12.1 Maintaining proof of registration. The NFA requires that a person possessing a firearm registered in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record (NFRTR) retain proof of registration which must be made available to the Attorney General, specifically an ATF agent or investigator, upon request.184 Proof of registration would be on a Form 1 registering a firearm to its maker, Form 2 registering a firearm to an importer or manufacturer, or a Form 3, 4, or 5 showing registration of a firearm to a transferee."

My interpretation of that is that you are responsible for retaining a copy and capable of producing it upon request. ie: responsible for record keeping of the original stamped form. I can produce a copy upon request within a reasonable time frame. That doesn't equate to keeping a copy with the NFA item at all times. I think most people err on the side of caution, but if you head to the range one day and forget it for some reason, I don't think you've broken any laws.

 

[rOmiLaYu]

My interpretation of that is that you are responsible for retaining a copy and capable of producing it upon request. ie: responsible for record keeping of the original stamped form. I can produce a copy upon request within a reasonable time frame. That doesn't equate to keeping a copy with the NFA item at all times. I think most people err on the side of caution, but if you head to the range one day and forget it for some reason, I don't think you've broken any laws.

That's my take as well.