Not to get off track but staying with the street sweeper theme ...what do you guys think going rate for a street sweeper is these days.... I see tons of overpriced guns on GB..... the last one I saw that sold over $1,000 was to a NR bidder...waiting to see if he pays to re set the market ??
Yep, same process as any other NFA item you want to build.
OTOH, what was the exact wording of the ATF ruling that made the Street Sweeper a DD? The law sez only shotguns determined to be sporting are exempt from the DD regs, however default ATF policy has always been ALL shotguns are sporting unless specifically determined to not be. And Congress de-funded ATF from making any future determination on "sporting" shotguns when they started making noise about re-classifying shotguns with picatinny rails as DDs. IOW, if ATF can no longer declare a shotgun a DD, and if the ruling was narrow enough to cover only the original manufacturers, it seems to me you could build a kit using a a new receiver marked say "Street Cleaner" that would not be a DD.
IIRC, it was the AWB of 94 and it listed them and a few others by name. So, I think you're out of luck, but I'm no lawyer, nor am I smart.
Not to get off track but staying with the street sweeper theme ...what do you guys think going rate for a street sweeper is these days.... I see tons of overpriced guns on GB..... the last one I saw that sold over $1,000 was to a NR bidder...waiting to see if he pays to re set the market ??
I believe that if it was not registered (under the amnesty period) by 05-01-01, then you cannot build one without the appropriate licensing!!!
Tony
So....about the sporting clause. If I or anyone would share pics of a SS being used in a 3 gun or other competition, that would render the non-sporting clause invalid, right?
ATF has, in the past at least, declared "sporting" means traditional events like skeet and one handed bullseye handgun target shooting. They specifically said a 3-gun match was not a "sporting event" under their interpretation....
I realize this is an old thread, but since eForm 1 came back online, I submitted my SS. It came back approved this morning. So, yes, you can F1 a SS parts kit.