I’ve tried to read the stuff from ATF and am totally confused. How do they expect anyone to figure this stuff out?
Here is an overview of six regulations you will likely encounter in your research (more information on each is presented later): 1. Title 18 USC 925(d)(3): Is a 1968 law that allows ATF to restrict importation of “non-sporting firearms”. ATF published “studies” in 1989 and 1998 defining what it considered “non-sporting”. However, since there is no law or regulation about what “non-sporting” is, all one can do is read the studies for guidance and then ask ATF on a case-by-case basis. 2. Title 18 USC 922(r): Is a 1990 law prohibiting assembly of a Title 18 USC 925(d)(3) firearm from imported parts. Congress passed this law in because companies imported “kits” and assembled them in the US during 1989 and 1990. Though 922(r) only covers assembly, the possession of a Title 18 USC 925(d)(3) violating rifle might still cause legal problems should you ever have a run-in with the law, so it is probably prudent to not purchase such a rifle from someone else. 3. 178.39: Is a regulation that defin
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