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I'm a noob and I want to know why this is a Class III

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y0diggity:
http://www.kygunco.com/products2.cfm/id/37155/name/lwrc-psd-5.56-nato-8

What makes that a Class III weapon?

Thanks in advance for your help!

bkoenig:
The 8" barrel.  Anything under 16" with a shoulder stock is a short barreled rifle and subject to NFA.  And totally worth the $200 fun tax.

y0diggity:
So what's required to buy one? Can I get one or do I need a special FFL license or something?

bkoenig:
Fill out a Form 4 and send it off to the ATF with a $200 check.  Then wait 3-6 months.

RobertH:
two ways to get the Form 4...  individual or trust.

individual means you get a CLEO to sign off, you get fingerprints taken and passport photo taken.

trust meeans you form a trust and skip the CLEO.

trust is faster and usually cheaper since the CLEO will most likely charge you for a background check and the finger prints.

there are also 5 categories of NFA, machineguns (MG), short barreled rifles (SBR), short barreled shotguns (SBS), destructive devices (DD) and any other weapons (AOW).  all are $200 transfer fee but AOW have a $200 manufacture fee but only a $5 transfer fee.

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