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John B. asked 6 years ago:
4 answers
It does not require a tax stamp or NFA paperwork because it is a pistol and has a arm brace not a stock
Randy I.
6 years ago
That is not necessary.
Eric V.
6 years ago
John, With no modifications it is legal as a pistol. No tax stamp needed.
Michael W.
6 years ago
John, since this firearm has a Brace instead of a Shoulder Stock, the ATF classifies it as a plain ole handgun/pistol Sir. No $200 Tax Stamp or NFA Registration required. Cheers!
James G.
6 years ago