Interesting new additions to EForms

[Angrysauce]

More options. Draft, Submitted, Approved, and Disapproved were clearly insufficient.
Now we have Partial and Conditional Approvals, Abandoned, and Revoked.
The next few months are gonna be ****ed.

 

[Angrysauce]

The Q&A is a hoot too. Apparently, you can't even touch an NFA item thats not registered to you.

 

[DDadams]

"No permit required" is a scary addition

They getting ready to try to implement a federal registry system on ALL firearms?

 

[xwing]

The Q&A is a hoot too. Apparently, you can't even touch an NFA item thats not registered to you.
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That Q&A was blowing up the internet last week. However, NSSF contacted ATF regarding that Q&A. Below is ATF's response:
“The Q&A currently listed on the eforms account is incorrect. In this scenario, the registered owner of the NFA weapon is co-located with the firearm and thus no transfer has occurred. However, if the person firing the NFA weapon is prohibited from possessing the firearm there could be a GCA violation. We are working to correct the site as quickly as possible.”
link.

So that's good news. The ATF is not redefining "possession" and making it illegal to let your (non-prohibited) friend shoot your NFA item in your presence. (Although you always wonder if they were telegraphing a future planned infringement...)

 

[bobzilla]

That Q&A was blowing up the internet last week. However, NSSF contacted ATF regarding that Q&A. Below is ATF's response:
“The Q&A currently listed on the eforms account is incorrect. In this scenario, the registered owner of the NFA weapon is co-located with the firearm and thus no transfer has occurred. However, if the person firing the NFA weapon is prohibited from possessing the firearm there could be a GCA violation. We are working to correct the site as quickly as possible.”
link.

So that's good news. The ATF is not redefining "possession" and making it illegal to let your (non-prohibited) friend shoot your NFA item in your presence. (Although you always wonder if they were telegraphing a future planned infringement...)

Not redefining possession YET. They only become more bold and brazen the more they get away with