[Yo-Yo]

Does that include having an FFL store your firearm for the duration of the period between special e-form 1 and issuance of the tax stamp? If so, then that isn't a viable alternative to resolving being in possession of the newly designated SBR without the tax stamp.

After the rule posted, I don't think any FFL will accept an unregistered SBR into his inventory. FFLs must also register all braced pistols in their inventory just like individuals do.

So no, I don't think your hack would work.

[Myrddin]

FFLs must also register all braced pistols in their inventory just like individuals do.

My local FFL was anxious to sell the two he had in his inventory at a very favorable price prior to the posting of the rule. He sells NFA items on a regular basis. I think he just wanted the two black sheep off the inventory ASAP.

[Myrddin]

Thanks for enlightening the thread with good info on the special e-form 1 for the braced pistol to SBR change. I was looking for a solution for people panicked over the insane rules change. Assuming ATF honors the e-form 1 registrations, it's just going to be a LONG wait for all the stamps to get issued.

[Big Red Badger]

Thanks Yo!
Bizarre times.