brendon_corbitt
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So a while back I bought a Krinkov version of an AK-74 with the fake suppressor to meet the legal barrel length requirement. I recently became interested in going through the process to make it into a SBR.
Currently I am in Iraq and have four months left on my tour. I will be living on the family farm for the first two to three months after I get back home then will be moving to a city in the next county over.
My plan had been to submit the paperwork after my move since I know that I will be staying at that same residence for many years to come. I decided to contact that county's sheriff to see if they typically sign off on ATF Form 1 paperwork so I could know ahead of time if I would be able to complete that step since it seems that is where most people meet problems. The county's sheriff said that he does not sign off on any paperwork to make any form of alterations or firearms outside of the normal legal limits, so it seems I may have met a dead end.
I was wondering if anybody knew of any ways around this? Does it have to be the county's sheriff or can the chief of police in the city I am moving to sign off on the paperwork?
Also, I know that the Sheriff for the county I currently claim as my residence will sign off on the ATF Form 1, but I will only be living there for maybe two months after I return to the states before I move, and I know the paperwork takes more time to process than that. Am I correct in assuming that there is enough to be done on the Form 1 that I wouldn't possibly be able to submit the paperwork from over here in Iraq and I won't be able to do it until I am back home?
If anyone could offer any advice it would be greatly appreciated, I'll be the first to admit I don't know terribly much about this topic never having done it before myself, and the web pages I have visited thus far haven't been able to answer all of my questions.
Currently I am in Iraq and have four months left on my tour. I will be living on the family farm for the first two to three months after I get back home then will be moving to a city in the next county over.
My plan had been to submit the paperwork after my move since I know that I will be staying at that same residence for many years to come. I decided to contact that county's sheriff to see if they typically sign off on ATF Form 1 paperwork so I could know ahead of time if I would be able to complete that step since it seems that is where most people meet problems. The county's sheriff said that he does not sign off on any paperwork to make any form of alterations or firearms outside of the normal legal limits, so it seems I may have met a dead end.
I was wondering if anybody knew of any ways around this? Does it have to be the county's sheriff or can the chief of police in the city I am moving to sign off on the paperwork?
Also, I know that the Sheriff for the county I currently claim as my residence will sign off on the ATF Form 1, but I will only be living there for maybe two months after I return to the states before I move, and I know the paperwork takes more time to process than that. Am I correct in assuming that there is enough to be done on the Form 1 that I wouldn't possibly be able to submit the paperwork from over here in Iraq and I won't be able to do it until I am back home?
If anyone could offer any advice it would be greatly appreciated, I'll be the first to admit I don't know terribly much about this topic never having done it before myself, and the web pages I have visited thus far haven't been able to answer all of my questions.