ATF vs. Honey Badger

[WARFAB]

Apparently the ATF randomly decided that Q's Honey Badger pistol is actually an SBR. The decision seems quite arbitrary and capricious..... as do most ATF determinations about things like bump stocks and stabilizing braces. A while back the ATF was making comments about looking at the legality of stabilizing braces, can't help but wonder if this is the first salvo in a new regulatory battle on the stabilizing brace front. Let's face it: the NFA is a joke that was deemed constitutional on dubious legal grounds and needs to be overturned. Perhaps the Honey Badger case will make it to the SCOTUS after ACB takes a seat on the bench and the NFA will actually get overturned.

Kind of makes me want to quickly buy an AR pistol kit with a stabilizing brace just to flip the bird to the ATF. As if the firearms market wasn't already hot enough, it probably just got hotter.

[camper4lyfe]

I was doing some looking the other day while planning my next build, and one thing I learned: parts are nearly impossible to find for anything.

[WARFAB]

I was doing some looking the other day while planning my next build, and one thing I learned: parts are nearly impossible to find for anything.

Wishing I'd bought a second rifle kit after my last build. No idea how soon PSA can ship kits that are in stock, but they're about $200 more expensive now than when I bought mine.

[camper4lyfe]

Wishing I'd bought a second rifle kit after my last build. No idea how soon PSA can ship kits that are in stock, but they're about $200 more expensive now than when I bought mine.

I have a couple lowers that are still waiting to be dressed up. Based on what I'm seeing, it's going to be a long wait before they are finished.

[WARFAB]

Looks like the ATF just issued a 60 day "stay" on their decision.

Yet another story of the arbitrary whims of government regulators and the untold costs upon business and society as people try to comply.