Short barreled rifle( SBR) 300 blackout

[jackelope]

This may be a stupid question....
At what point in the build process does it have to be permanently attached to not be a SBR?

Nobody seems to be able to answer that one.

I'd post my take on it, but someone would just argue about it.

No I wouldn't!

I wouldn't either.

My stepdad just built this little thing. .300 blackout SBR. Suppresor is removeable. 
I don't know anything about it other than it's a Rainier Arms lower and a Sig Romeo4 optic. It's pretty cool. All paperwork, permits, stamp, whatever are all legit and on the up and up.

[snowshoes22]

 

[Alchase]

This may be a stupid question....
At what point in the build process does it have to be permanently attached to not be a SBR?

Nobody seems to be able to answer that one.

I'd post my take on it, but someone would just argue about it.

No I wouldn't!

I wouldn't either.

My stepdad just built this little thing. .300 blackout SBR. Suppresor is removeable. 
I don't know anything about it other than it's a Rainier Arms lower and a Sig Romeo4 optic. It's pretty cool. All paperwork, permits, stamp, whatever are all legit and on the up and up.

I like that allot!

[Wanttohuntmore]

Would love to have a suppressed ar but not yet willing to wade through the red tape and pay the crazy price for a suppressor.   Maybe someday both will change.   

[b23]

You could always buy a AR pistol with Sig Arm brace and shoot it like a pistol while you are waiting for your SBR paper work to clear then shoot it however you want after that.

[snowshoes22]

Just ordered my lower receiver, stock and a 16" 6.8 SPC upper to keep me busy until my paper work clears for a Witt Machine 300 blk suppressed upper. I will post updates as the build goes along if people are interested. Thanks to all the members for their help with answering my questions.

Franklin Armory Libertas Lower (Desert Smoke)
Franklin Armory HBAR 16" Upper Assembly 6.8 SPC + 2 mags (Until 300 blackout upper is approved)
Magpul MOE Stock (FDE)
Warne Ramp Rail
Optic: Undecided

Witt Machine Integrally Suppressed 16" .300 Blackout AR Upper ( Suppressor cerakoted FDE)

Can't wait for this to come together

[Fungunnin]

I went the pistol route for my 300 BLK build. The upside is now it can be carried loaded in the car. 


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[b23]

Definitely want updates and pics too!!

Fungunnin, very nice looking setup.

[Gearhead1940]

The one upside to running a detachable suppressor is that you can use it on more than one rifle. My first project was a 300 BLK (Pinned and welded flash hider to keep barrel at 16" and before we could have SBR's here). I bought a 30 cal can from AAC, but I also got an extra flash hider for my 5.56 AR so i could use one can on both of the rifles. 

[CAMPMEAT]

Would love to have a suppressed ar but not yet willing to wade through the red tape and pay the crazy price for a suppressor.   Maybe someday both will change.

I just bought a CAN through The Silencer Shop. They took care of everything. This is my first Can and it was $ 528 w/stamp. It was on sale.  I put it in a TRUST too..

[CP]

Would love to have a suppressed ar but not yet willing to wade through the red tape and pay the crazy price for a suppressor.   Maybe someday both will change.

I just bought a CAN through The Silencer Shop. They took care of everything. This is my first Can and it was $ 528 w/stamp. It was on sale.  I put it in a TRUST too..

How much was the trust and what's involved in setting that up?

[mountainman]

Free. Use a form proven to have the legal verbage required. Tax stamp and it's required $'s.

[b23]

Would love to have a suppressed ar but not yet willing to wade through the red tape and pay the crazy price for a suppressor.   Maybe someday both will change.

I just bought a CAN through The Silencer Shop. They took care of everything. This is my first Can and it was $ 528 w/stamp. It was on sale.  I put it in a TRUST too..

How much was the trust and what's involved in setting that up?

Setting up a trust is the easy part, after you get it named and you and your beneficiaries names on it, all you have to do is have it notarized and it becomes legal.  The part that is a PITA is the new rules of 41F that went into affect July 13, 2016.  I believe everyone on your trust has to go through the same process as the person actually buying a suppressor.  The new 41F rules has what they call "Responsible Person" and everyone has to go through the same paperwork as the purchaser.  At least that's how I understand it to be.  With the new 41F, using a trust isn't quite as appealing as it once was, but it still offers benefits over filing as an individual.

[CP]

Would love to have a suppressed ar but not yet willing to wade through the red tape and pay the crazy price for a suppressor.   Maybe someday both will change.

I just bought a CAN through The Silencer Shop. They took care of everything. This is my first Can and it was $ 528 w/stamp. It was on sale.  I put it in a TRUST too..

How long was your wait?