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I bought this with the original intention to turn it in to a SBS (with the stamp of course) If I cut the barrel to the length of the handle, and cut the stock, would I be able to avoid paying for the sbs? Location is Florida
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Century International Arms Inc. Arms 12 GA Coach Gun w/Hammers Side by Side 3" 2RD
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that should have been do not cut it with out the tax stamp The reason that guns like the shockwave can get away without a Tax stamp is that they were never built with the stock or longer barrel so they were never shotguns but in you case this gun was sold to you as a shotgun so it would be required to have the tax stamp PRIOR to being turned into a SBS and will have to meet all legal requirements of a SBS