Hello All,
In my reading, I think I have come to these conclusions in the differences between the NFA and Michigan SBR requirments. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Michigan says:
If the OAL is greater than 26" AND the barrel length is greater than 18", it's a rifle. No registration, no purchase permit required.
The OAL must be greater than 26". If that measurement can not be met, then the barrel must be greater than 16" in length. If it's not a rifle BUT meets the previously stated measurements, it's an SBR and needs a tax stamp.
If it is less than 26" OAL AND less that 16" barrel length, it"s a pistol. Needs to be registered as such AND needs a tax stamp?
NFA says:
OAL must be greater than 26" OR barrel length must be greater than 16". If it doesn't meet any of these criteria, it needs a tax stamp regardless of how the state classifies it.
Is this correct?
Michigan = This, then that. if it's not a rifle, it's an SBR, If it's not an SBR, it's a pistol.
NFA = This OR that. if neither, pay the money, get a stamp.
I'm not a lawyer and this sh!t gives me a headache.
In my reading, I think I have come to these conclusions in the differences between the NFA and Michigan SBR requirments. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Michigan says:
If the OAL is greater than 26" AND the barrel length is greater than 18", it's a rifle. No registration, no purchase permit required.
The OAL must be greater than 26". If that measurement can not be met, then the barrel must be greater than 16" in length. If it's not a rifle BUT meets the previously stated measurements, it's an SBR and needs a tax stamp.
If it is less than 26" OAL AND less that 16" barrel length, it"s a pistol. Needs to be registered as such AND needs a tax stamp?
NFA says:
OAL must be greater than 26" OR barrel length must be greater than 16". If it doesn't meet any of these criteria, it needs a tax stamp regardless of how the state classifies it.
Is this correct?
Michigan = This, then that. if it's not a rifle, it's an SBR, If it's not an SBR, it's a pistol.
NFA = This OR that. if neither, pay the money, get a stamp.
I'm not a lawyer and this sh!t gives me a headache.