SB Tactical remains the leader in pistol stabilizing braces. The company issued a statement recently, taking the ATF head on after its recent Notice of Proposed Rule Making. The ATF rule change would overnight make felons of PSB owners, comprising the largest registration move in gun control history.
SB Tactical Sounds Off on Proposed ATF Rule Change
The Congressional Research Service estimates around 10 and 40 million PSBs in circulation. The proposed rule change would automatically reclassify the majority of these firearms into SBRs. The entire ATF decision opens a Pandora’s Box of nightmare scenarios for gun owners.
“ATF’s proposal would outlaw the vast majority of pistols sold with Stabilizing Braces, and by ATF’s own admission, would result in more than a billion dollars in damage to the firearms industry and countless American jobs lost,” said Alex Bosco, inventor and founder of SB Tactical. “As the leader in the Pistol Stabilizing Brace industry, we will champion the legal and economic interests of the millions of owners of brace products who are using the device as intended for sport shooting, home protection and to overcome a physical handicap.”
SB Tactical called the proposed rule change “the largest firearms registration scheme in U.S. history,” in a press release. It explained the ATF explicitly prohibited grandfathering in existing braced firearms. Instead, millions of legal firearms–after following previous ATF guidance–now find themselves in legal jeopardy. Either destroy or surrender your firearm to the ATF. Otherwise, pay the $200 tax and register your gun as an SBR.
Make Your Voice Heard
The firearms community encourages all gun owners to take advantage of the comment period running through Sept. 8, 2021. To submit comment, use one of the following metods:
Federal eRulemaking Portal
- https://www.regulations.gov/commenton/ATF-2021-0002-0001
- Please keep the comment tracking number that is provided after you have successfully uploaded your comment
Send written comments to:
Denise Brown, Office of Regulatory Affairs, Enforcement Programs and Services, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; ATTN: ATF 2021R-08, Mail Stop 6N-518, 99 New York Ave. NE, Washington, DC 20226
Written comments must include the following:
- Reference agency and docket number: ATF 2021R-08
- Legible and appear in minimum 12-point font size (.17 inches)
- Commenter’s first and last name
- Commenter’s full mailing address
- Must be signed
- Must be postmarked on or before September 8, 2021
Fax
- Submit comments by facsimile transmission to (202) 648-9741
- Faxed comments must include the following:
- Reference agency and docket number: ATF 2021R-08
- Legible and appear in minimum 12-point font size (.17 inches)
- 8 ½” x 11” paper
- Commenter’s first and last name
- Commenter’s full mailing address
- Must be signed
- Must be transmitted on or before September 8, 2021
- No more than five pages long
ATF Requirements
Please do not submit the same comment multiple times or use more than one method. Also, the ATF will not consider comments that don’t meet their requirements or those that contain profanity. Please keep comments on the topic of the proposed brace regulations.
SB Tactical is continuing to encourage the ATF to establish clear and measurable standards for our products. Our partner, the Firearms Regulatory Accountability Coalition (FRAC) https://www.fracaction.org/, is working to defend the American firearms owner and manufacturer from government overreach. SB Tactical encourages all firearms owners to support the work of FRAC as the leading voice in this fight.
We can stop this misguided and unlawful proposal that unfairly targets law-abiding firearms owners and manufacturers. But we can only do this with your help and support. Please submit your comments today and support FRAC as this fight continues.
For more information on the American-made products from SB Tactical, please visit us at sb-tactical.com.
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