ATF Form 1 (eform)

[fishdog]

form 1 is for the manufacture of an sbr, Correct? SO this would give you permission to attach an sbr upper to the ar lower?

[hellbndr23]

form 1 is for the manufacture of an sbr, Correct? SO this would give you permission to attach an sbr upper to the ar lower?

Would allow you to put any upper with a barrel shorter than 16 inches on a registered sbr lower. The lower is what gets "SBRed".

[Creedmore]

If yall don't stop, I'm gonna need another place to live.

[150class]

Trying to fill out two form 1's myself and this is ridiculous, I cant even get even get registered on that crappy site

[TGoody]

Would allow you to put any upper with a barrel shorter than 16 inches on a registered sbr lower. The lower is what gets "SBRed".

Careful with this...

On your Form 1, you have to list the barrel length and the caliber of the upper that will be going on the "SBRed" lower.

If you plan on using say, a 10"5 5.56, you will need to contact ATF and register that barrel length and caliber to the "SBRed" lower as well. You will not have to pay another tax stamp, they will just add this info to the already existing paperwork!

This info came directly from my NFA Lawyer Jim Willi, because I asked the same question.

[Mike D]

Careful with this...

On your Form 1, you have to list the barrel length and the caliber of the upper that will be going on the "SBRed" lower.

If you plan on using say, a 10"5 5.56, you will need to contact ATF and register that barrel length and caliber to the "SBRed" lower as well. You will not have to pay another tax stamp, they will just add this info to the already existing paperwork!

This info came directly from my NFA Lawyer Jim Willi, because I asked the same question.

You would only have to do that if it's a permanent change. Meaning if you sold the original upper that it was registered with and permanently replaced it with an upper of a different caliber or barrel length.

All other scenarios are considered a temporary change and are not required to notify.

[TGoody]

You would only have to do that if it's a permanent change. Meaning if you sold the original upper that it was registered with and permanently replaced it with an upper of a different caliber or barrel length.

All other scenarios are considered a temporary change and are not required to notify.

Good to know!

This was the scenario I threw on him to get that answer:
I registered my SBR with a 9" 300BLK
If later I wanted to buy another upper, 10.5" 5.56, could I use it on the same lower and be able to use them interchangeably...

[Mike D]

Good to know!

This was the scenario I threw on him to get that answer:
I registered my SBR with a 9" 300BLK
If later I wanted to buy another upper, 10.5" 5.56, could I use it on the same lower and be able to use them interchangeably...

Yes you can.

[Z7_Matt]

Ditto. Mine was submitted on the 15th.

Did you get yours? I submitted on the 26th of January and still nothing.

[150class]

Did you get yours? I submitted on the 26th of January and still nothing.

Wait times have been getting longer lately (50ish) days

[hellbndr23]

I'm willing to bet they are bouncing staff back and forth. "Ok we got form 1 down to about a month. Lets take half the team and move them to form 4 and really catch up on those."

[Mike D]

Did you get yours? I submitted on the 26th of January and still nothing.

Yep approved Feb 25.

[Z7_Matt]

Yep approved Feb 25.

Well that's great for you. Not so much for me.

[Mike D]

Well that's great for you. Not so much for me.

Gotta watch those Matt Moore characters. Shady fellas.