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Form 2 Question, registering multiple calibers & lengths

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  • thatguybythebay

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    In regards to block 8b has anybody had any recent success in "registering," for FFL/SOT SBR purposes, in multiple calibers and barrel lengths by putting the multiples into the additional description box? Example fill out the form normally as SBR, 5.56, 10.5"/30" and then add 9mm/.300BLK/.22LR & 7.5",8",11.5",12.5" into the additional description.
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    In regards to block 8b has anybody had any recent success in "registering," for FFL/SOT SBR purposes, in multiple calibers and barrel lengths by putting the multiples into the additional description box? Example fill out the form normally as SBR, 5.56, 10.5"/30" and then add 9mm/.300BLK/.22LR & 7.5",8",11.5",12.5" into the additional description.

    No. Form 2 is for the gun you made, not the gun you may configure it into at some point in the future.

    A gun only has one caliber at time of making, unless it is something special with 2 BBLs or whatever.

    The current system fine, we DO NOT WANT a system where you must specify calibers and BBL lengths to be used.
     
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