Form 1 - Atf: Fill & Download for Free

That would be called let the ATF know you made one and then wait for the agents to come and take you away to Jail.You need to research making a “Form 1” Suppressor online, to which you will discover the first step is file your form 1 and get your tax stamp BEFORE you start building the suppressor.

Absolutely. Simply download a Form 1(intent to manufacture) from the ATF website. Print out MANY copies of it. Fill them out in duplicate for each item(2 for the RPG launcher and 2 for each rocket). Now go to your local Chief Law Enforcement Officer(generally your county sheriff) for finger printing and have him approve(sign-off on) you being a person in good standing and him NOT seeing any reason to deny you the legal ability to manufacture “destructive devices”. Now send all of that info to the ATF with a $200 money order for each item you wish to manufacture. The $200/per covers the cost of the tax stamps required under NFA ’36. Typically once the forms are received by ATF they will begin extensive background checks, likely including examining where/how the items you wish to manufacture will be stored, as well as possibly at least 1 phone interview. Once BG checks/interviews/etc are done the ATF will decide to grant or deny your Form 1’s. From start to finish the whole process to get a Form 1 approved usually takes 9–12 months. I don’t foresee yours taking so long but I do expect the reply from ATF to include your un-cashed money orders, a firm NO and LOTS of laughing. Of course this ALL hinges on you getting you CLEO to sign-off in the first place.Keep in mind, this will only allow you to manufacture NON-EXPLOSIVE rockets. There is a whole different licensing scheme you will need to go through in order to manufacture/store/use any type of explosive payload.

(Assuming US) If you want to take a hacksaw to a shotgun right now, you absolutely can provided you maintain the barrel at a length of at least 18” (not 17.99999”, 18”+) as measured internally from the tip of the muzzle to the breech face. So if you have a hunting or trap style gun, it probably has a barrel 26–32” or longer and you could cut off quite a bit if you wanted. A “tactical” style shotgun typically already has an 18” barrel so there’s nothing you could cut- not right away anywayIf if you want a shotgun with a barrel less than 18”, you can have one. What you need to do BEFORE you cut is complete and submit an ATF Form 1- Application to Make and Register a Firearm. Along with this form, you’ll need to pay a $200 tax. Once your Form 1 is submitted and tax paid, get comfortable because you’ll be waiting several months for approval. Use that time to save up to buy the proper tools to cut down a barrel- sure a hacksaw will work, but there is definitely a better and proper way.Short-barreled shotguns (SBS) are firearms regulated under the 1934 National Firearms Act (NFA) and require approval and registration to make, own or acquire. An SBS is defined as a firearm made or designed to be fired from the shoulder, which fires shotshell ammunition and has a barrel less than 18” in length OR a total overall length of less than 26”. To acquire or make an SBS requires ATF approval, registration of the firearm and payment of $200 tax.