BudsGunShop.com - Handicapped and DB15
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I am handicapped. I bought a DB15 with a 10.5 barrell. Wanting to start hunting again next deer season. I bought the rifle because it is short, light and easy to handle in a ground blind. I had no idea how confusing the ATF had made this "pistol". This community has been great at answering some previous guestions. 1; It has an L shaped stock is this a pistol brace? 2;Being handicapped do I need to do anything with the ATF like free tax stamp or to do nothing. 3; where do I get a free tax stamp
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Randy, it is a pistol brace, the L shape is so you can put your arm over the bottom of the L to make it easier to hold with one hand. Since it's a pistol brace and not a stock there's no need for a tax stamp being handicapped does not change that, so absolutely no reason for a tax stamp right now. Like I said the atf is trying to change the definition of what a stock is to include pistol braces. So in the future it may be necessary to register with the atf but since you already own the firearm the atf is trying not to stir up to much of an uproar by giving out free one time tax stamps. Unfortunately the only way to find out if the atf changed the ruling is to Google it or id also recommend contacting your local FFL dealer/gunshop because they'll know the most up to date laws. Until the atf changes the ruling you won't be able to get a tax stamp for free and it's not necessary until they do but you would get one by filing out a form on the atf website. Hope this helps.