Show me where you see that. Ive never seen an NFA item just unbecome an NFA item.
I did see where they had said you cant change the caliber or the length of the registered sbr . So if you change it, all you can do is change the upper to a rifle length or remove the stock/brace entirely
Im suprised as its so highly regulated. I guess im looking at it like a suppressor and if they came knocking wanting you to show the nfa item and youre like "oh i put a rifle upper on it and sold it" I dont think that would go over too well.Not true, check out the Q&A PDF from the ATF's site I posted in the thread below. You can just remove the brace or attach a 16" barreled upper and it falls off their purview. Even a regular SBR, you can swap out the upper to a 16" barreled upper (any caliber) and it no longer falls under their purview, you can cross state lines without a letter, just don't have a pistol upper as well without a pistol lower or they may argue constructive possession. ATF keeps it murky on purpose I feel, but if you just pay attention to some of the minutia of the rules you can stay off their radar.
Oh, it's on - ATF goes after the stabilizing braces.
I did see where they had said you cant change the caliber or the length of the registered sbr . So if you change it, all you can do is change the upper to a rifle length or remove the stock/brace entirely