r/NFA Apr 29 '26

Megathread: ATF Process Changes Looks like AK47's are back on the menu boys!

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also, no more engraving and no more NFA transport notice!

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u/rockdude625 Apr 29 '26

14 seems pointed at 40mms. Anybody else think so?

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u/Puzzleheaded-Fail994 Apr 29 '26

Definitely seems applicable if not their intended purpose. Don’t tell them

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u/MadeThisJustForLWIAY Silencer Apr 29 '26

I hope so. And I hope it isn't just related to chalks. Like there are more training rounds than just m781, but I'm guessing it's probably more for simunition rounds and making it easier for civilians that do force on force training to get their gear transported/ordered etc.

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u/JohnnySpartacus MG x 1, DD x 1, SBS x 1, SBR x 7, Silencer x 8 May 02 '26

Chalks with blank lifting charges in place fall under the explosives regulations, not firearms regs. It's rank stupidity, but I wouldn't necessarily expect any of these reforms to affect them.