#SUPER SHORTY SHOTGUN HOLSTER INSTALL#

ДЄLWAYS keep a copy of the approved form with the gun. If you don't want to down load the forms, you can go to this ATF site and order as many of the forms you want. The form 1 and 'Certificate of Compliance' can be down loaded from these sites. The Police dept can furnish the finger print cards or you can order them from the ATF here you can down load all of them but the fingerprint cards. 'But were do I get these forms?' you ask. I do the barrel, that way you can return to a standard 18in barrel if you ever decide you don't want a SBS any longer without destroying the value of the shotgun by having your name on the receiver. and plainly visible, not hidden under the fore-end) You will also need to mark the frame, receiver, or barrel with the following info by engraving or stamping.

#SUPER SHORTY SHOTGUN HOLSTER INSTALL#

He should be able to cut it down, touch up the finish, drill and tap and install a sight The easiest thing to do is just cut it off yourself or take your barrel AND a COPY of your approved ATF form to your gunsmith of choice. You can also get one from most 'Class 3' dealers. They will run you about $100 to $200 depending on what you are looking for. If you want to buy one, you can sometimes find them on e-bay believe it or not, or other firearm sites. You can buy one or cut one down yourself. Once you get the forms back you will need a short barrel. REMEMBER, This form keeps your butt out of jail. The ATF WILL NOT replace it if you lose it, they will send you a crappy photo copy. AS soon as you get the form back, make several GOOD copies of it, and put the original one up in a safe place like a fire safe, lock box or even better, a safe deposit box. Please note that you cannot lawfully make the SBS until after ATF has approved your application, neither should you possess the parts to complete the SBS until you have received the approved form. ***update** ATF seems to be doing better on time now, most I have heard about have been less than 30 days now.ДЄfter ATF returns the approved form you may lawfully assemble or 'make' your SBS.

In approximately 30-180 days, ATF will return 1 original approved Form to you. it just feels that way when it's your first time) Wait some more (Actually it's not forever. Send all forms (with attached photos) and fingerprint cards, along with a $200 check (or money order) for payment of the Making Tax, to the address on the form. Include 2 sets of your fingerprints on ATF FD-258 fingerprint cards. Complete and sign 1 copy of ATF Form 5330.20 'Certificate of Compliance' Depending on where you live and who you know this may be easy to obtain, or it may be virtually impossible. The CLEO may be the Chief of Police of your town, the Sheriff of your county or a District Attorney, among others. Obtain the original signature (certification) of the Chief Law Enforcement Officer (CLEO) in your area on each Form 1. Attach 1 passport-style photos to each Form 1 (2 photos total) Complete and sign 2 copies of ATF Form 5320.1 (Form 1 - Application to Make and Register a Firearm) After that, and assuming SBS's are lawful in your state, you must: Of course, YMMV.First and foremost, you must ensure that SBS's are lawful in your state of residence. I wouldn't go any lighter than that, but even considering the Box O' Truth test, I am satisfied that it is adequate. If that doesn't 'git 'r done,' shoot twice. 25 caliber, 21 gr pellets, traveling 1325 fps. Based on everything discussed, including the information provided by Remington, I conclude that Ayoob is right. I emailed Remington and asked about the weight of individual pellets in their buckshot loads and this is what they told me:Д®verybody won't come to the same conclusion and what Twodollarpistol said about determining for yourself has a lot of merit. Remington's website provides some helpful information, follow this link and click on 'Specifications': He says any shot that will be effective against a human will penetrate numerous layers of sheetrock. He was not satisfied even with the lighter buckshot loads. The Box O' Truth dude concluded that birdshot, including heavy shot like No. The Box O' Truth #3 - The Shotgun Meets the Box O' Truth. If you haven't seen the tests and discussion about shotgun rounds on the Box O' Truth, check it out: More recently, I have seen a video in which Massad Ayoob recommended No. 2 buckshot because that provided the most pellets with enough mass to achieve adequate penetration. 6 shot would be effective without over penetrating.ДЄ crusty old Marine working in a gun store told me that for close range work the Marines used No. I figured at inside-the-house ranges, No.

For a long time, I was of Twodollarpistol's school of thought.

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