brendon_corbitt
New member
So I have a few questions, if any of them are too stupid just point and laugh, I'm a noob on some topics
I am going to use the trust method to make a SBR project out of my krinkov once I get home from Iraq. I'm going to be doing the apartment thing for a few years since I don't quite yet have enough money saved up for a house. I'm still a youngin, early to mid 20's.
1. I'm not going to submit the Form 1 until I am back home and settled into my apartment, but with something like an apartment you never know when you'll need to move to a different one within the same city. If I have a registered SBR and have to move to a different address within the same city is there any process I have to go through with the ATF?
2. I have read about people making trusts with their wife or other family member, or even themselves as the trustee. My parents live on a farm about half an hour from the city I am going to be working in, and my understanding is that if they are listed as the trustee the SBR can be stored there in their possession as well (which would work out great since I go to their farm to shoot, the dam at our pond makes an excellent back stop). If there is a process to go through when I move, and had to unexpectedly move, would it be ok to simply store the rifle at their residence until I could get everything straightened out with my change of address?
3. Assuming I do get the approval to shorten my Krinkov, do I have to do that myself or can I have a gunsmith do it? I had somebody tell me that I have to do the work myself, but they were just going off of memory. I'm by no means a gunsmith, I pretty much just know how to field strip all of my firearms, so that could be a problem for me.
4. I tend to think ahead a lot, and once I get my Krink SBR project completed I'm considering a SBR MP-5 clone and a suppressor. One of the guys in my squad came up with a question I wasn't sure about though. Would a MP-5 clone be able to push out a subsonic 9mm round without any problem or would any work have to be done on it to make it easily fire subsonic rounds?
I am going to use the trust method to make a SBR project out of my krinkov once I get home from Iraq. I'm going to be doing the apartment thing for a few years since I don't quite yet have enough money saved up for a house. I'm still a youngin, early to mid 20's.
1. I'm not going to submit the Form 1 until I am back home and settled into my apartment, but with something like an apartment you never know when you'll need to move to a different one within the same city. If I have a registered SBR and have to move to a different address within the same city is there any process I have to go through with the ATF?
2. I have read about people making trusts with their wife or other family member, or even themselves as the trustee. My parents live on a farm about half an hour from the city I am going to be working in, and my understanding is that if they are listed as the trustee the SBR can be stored there in their possession as well (which would work out great since I go to their farm to shoot, the dam at our pond makes an excellent back stop). If there is a process to go through when I move, and had to unexpectedly move, would it be ok to simply store the rifle at their residence until I could get everything straightened out with my change of address?
3. Assuming I do get the approval to shorten my Krinkov, do I have to do that myself or can I have a gunsmith do it? I had somebody tell me that I have to do the work myself, but they were just going off of memory. I'm by no means a gunsmith, I pretty much just know how to field strip all of my firearms, so that could be a problem for me.
4. I tend to think ahead a lot, and once I get my Krink SBR project completed I'm considering a SBR MP-5 clone and a suppressor. One of the guys in my squad came up with a question I wasn't sure about though. Would a MP-5 clone be able to push out a subsonic 9mm round without any problem or would any work have to be done on it to make it easily fire subsonic rounds?