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sbs considered an aow on gunbroker.com?
i keep seeing these short barreled shotguns on gunbroker being listed as only needing a $5 tax stamp meaning they are aows if i am correct but they seem to just be sbs? im confused anyone(jaybell) want to make a clarification for me?
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...?Item=81323167 http://gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=81835879 thanks in advance for the help  edit: does it have something to do with a pistol grip? Last edited by c.sander; October 2nd, 2007 at 02:56 PM. 
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Re: sbs considered an aow on gunbroker.com?
someone more knowledgeable will chime in, but I believe short barreled shotguns fall into the AOW's category
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Re: sbs considered an aow on gunbroker.com?
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Machineguns Silencers/Suppressors Short barrel Shotguns Short Barrel Rifles Destructive devices a one time transfer tax of $5 is for all AOWs "Any other Weapons" which includes smoothbore pistols, cane guns, wallet holsters, briefcase guns, gadget guns, pen guns, etc.
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Re: sbs considered an aow on gunbroker.com?
IF the short barreled shot gun was manufactured with a pistol grip (no stock) it is listed as AOW with a $5 tax if the same shot gun would have a regular stock it would be a $ 200 tax stamp.
Note IF you get the pistol grip with AOW and stick a regular stock you will be in violation of the NFA.
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Re: sbs considered an aow on gunbroker.com?
You are correct. They are indeed smoothbore pistols.
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Re: sbs considered an aow on gunbroker.com?
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+1!! (I have to pad this out to 10 chars...)
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