HooliganMariner
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My FFL buddy in Delaware has 20... Just arrived that's why we looked into this.
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Wendigo
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I guess I'm out of the loop, lol. First I've heard that Mossberg was going to make these factory. I don't see why there'd be a problem with the handgun review board, last year they approved a 12ga "other"(mag fed, with arm brace). Once these are on the roster and for sale, I'm definitely getting one. Don't care about practicality, I don't use shotguns for anything practical anyway. Just for fun 
Mopar, if you wanna do group buy on these, count me in!
Mopar, if you wanna do group buy on these, count me in!
HooliganMariner
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unrelated question... How do u get those things under your post like"Be Not Afraid, Our Faith is Our Courage" and other signature stuff?
Wendigo
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You need a certain number of posts before you can add signatures and stuff. I don't know how many though.
Hawkeye
The Leatherstocking
- Jan 29, 2009
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There is nothing in the NFA about concealing a firearm.
There *IS* a definition of a "concealable firearm" which is anything less than 26" in OAL. This is why you could theoretically have a bullpup rifle with an OAL of less than 26" and it would still be an SBR, even if it had a 16" barrel.
But there is nothing in the NFA about being allowed to conceal a firearm or not.
Hawkeye
The Leatherstocking
- Jan 29, 2009
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I don't know anything about Clint Smith as a dude (I know about Thunder Ranch, and his thoughts on Scout Rifles, etc and I've read some of his stuff), and I've actually never seen a video of him before. Does he have some sort of degenerate nerve disease or something? He's got an odd way of talking.
I believe what you are seeing in Clint Smith's delivery is a common hyperactive syndrome, ADHD. The giveaway is when he is seated he bounces his leg occasionally to keep his rhythm. ADHD folks usually gravitate toward action occupations because being still can be tortuous.
His speech delivery would be an accomodation to keep pace with the speed of his thoughts, which would run ahead of his spoken words. The structured cadence helps an ADHD person prioritize the feedback he gets from his speech pace rather than his thought pace. Stutterers use the same technique.
He's Marine and a Vietnam vet, has been a firearms instructor for decades and has taught thousands of people. His voice is going to reflect all those years of giving folks the business everyday.
This is a great interview with him from 2006
https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/the-man-who-wanted-to-teach-an-interview-with-clint-smith/
This is a great interview with him from 2006
https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/the-man-who-wanted-to-teach-an-interview-with-clint-smith/
Just a reminder, as has been stated, you can build one yourself (i.e., assemble one by adding the barrel to a pistol grip only receiver), but having manufactured a handgun, you cannot sell it... same as any home-manufactured gun.
Hawkeye
The Leatherstocking
- Jan 29, 2009
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You can sell guns you make yourself.
You just can not make them with the intent of selling them, or be "engaged in the business" of making them for sale without a license.
Hawkeye
The Leatherstocking
- Jan 29, 2009
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That wouldn't surprise me.
Oh, like I said, I know a bit about the guy, it was just when I watched that video I realized that I don't think I'd ever actually seen a video of him talking or anything, and something in his delivery suggested some kind of neurological condition to me other than just being a badass.
Do you recall if the receiver was marked in some way to indicate that it was a PGO receiver?
Did not see any special engraving on the receiver. At least nothing that caught my eye.
I just remember being astonished at the sub-$400 price.
I just remember being astonished at the sub-$400 price.
I called Volusia Top Gun to doublecheck… And they say the receiver has no special markings or engraving and they confirm the price was $399.
stimpy17
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OK, if one lives in another state and owns a 14" SG, can I bring it into MD when I move?
Yes maybe. (I'm not 100% on NFA stuff)
If it's a legal short barrel shotgun registered with the NFA/ATF whatever their offishul name is I think you can send them a change of address or file a form to tell them you're moving the gun from state to state.
They (SBS') are NOT prohibited in the state of MD.
If it's a PGO firearm like the one this thread is about then IIRC no paperwork is needed but IANAL.
As hated as I am by some people on this forum (for reasons that befuddle me) someone will be along shortly to correct me if I'm wrong.
