sbr 10 22 with charger barrelThis is a discussion on sbr 10 22 with charger barrel within the Ruger 10/22 Rimfire forums, part of the Rifle & Shotgun Forum category; ...
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August 16th, 2012, 12:46 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Dayton
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August 17th, 2012, 06:05 AM
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Join Date: May 2012 Location: Illinois
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I'd love to have a 10/22 SBR, unfortunately they are a no go in Illinois
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August 21st, 2012, 07:31 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Middle TN
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Be absolutely positive about what has been stated here relating to not doing any of the shortening or buying a short barrel (less than 16.0 inches). Also, when you get your tax stamp, we advise everyone who does this through our shop- go immediately to Kinko's or some other good copy shop and have a reduced in size to fit your wallet- color print- both sides. Carry this card- guard the original like a bad dog because the ATF won't even smile as they take you away if you disregard this law. Do not let this weapon out of your possession. I got this info directly from the ATF officer at my kitchen table. Just having the requisite pieces to assemble an SBR means, to them, that you, in fact, have an SBR. The same rules apply to surpressors. Be safe, pay the infernal tax, wait the three to six months and then go play.
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August 21st, 2012, 07:47 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Washington State
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Originally Posted by Tobie  Be absolutely positive about what has been stated here relating to not doing any of the shortening or buying a short barrel (less than 16.0 inches). Also, when you get your tax stamp, we advise everyone who does this through our shop- go immediately to Kinko's or some other good copy shop and have a reduced in size to fit your wallet- color print- both sides. Carry this card- guard the original like a bad dog because the ATF won't even smile as they take you away if you disregard this law. Do not let this weapon out of your possession. I got this info directly from the ATF officer at my kitchen table. Just having the requisite pieces to assemble an SBR means, to them, that you, in fact, have an SBR. The same rules apply to surpressors. Be safe, pay the infernal tax, wait the three to six months and then go play. | Ditto, they don't go by your intent, they go by what is possible with the items you have.
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August 22nd, 2012, 01:41 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: a free state, USA
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It would seem to me that if you owned a charger receiver you could have whatever barrel and stock combination you wanted...
So if you had a 10/22 rifle AND a 10/22 charger could you then have extra barrels for the 10/22 charger without worrying about them saying you COULD use the charger barrel on a carbine gun...
Also...can you put a rifle stock on a charger...
It seem stupid to me not to be able to...but then what about any of their rules is not stupid...rhetorical question... 
I have one more question... if having the charger makes it all legal (except for putting the charger barrel on the carbine) then wouldn't it make the most sense to get a charger instead of paying the tax etc...then that money went into another gun...you have two guns now...and one with the short barrel you like...
Last edited by ZommyGun; August 22nd, 2012 at 01:45 PM.
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August 22nd, 2012, 04:11 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Washington State
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Originally Posted by ZommyGun It would seem to me that if you owned a charger receiver you could have whatever barrel and stock combination you wanted...
So if you had a 10/22 rifle AND a 10/22 charger could you then have extra barrels for the 10/22 charger without worrying about them saying you COULD use the charger barrel on a carbine gun...
Also...can you put a rifle stock on a charger...
It seem stupid to me not to be able to...but then what about any of their rules is not stupid...rhetorical question...
I have one more question... if having the charger makes it all legal (except for putting the charger barrel on the carbine) then wouldn't it make the most sense to get a charger instead of paying the tax etc...then that money went into another gun...you have two guns now...and one with the short barrel you like... | You can't have a shoulder stock on a pistol. If you do then it makes it a rifle and if the barrel is too short then you are in trouble. Two rules to remember: (1) no shoulder stock on a pistol, (2) it must be able to shoot one-handed.
I made a Charger Mare's Leg and it can still be shot one-handed even though I normally use two. But I normally shoot all my pistols using two hands.
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