NFA item or nah?

[6.4kingpin]

I have several items want I to add to my Saint Victor 7.5” pistol. But form 1’s don’t take that long to approve. So my question is which of these items are NFA items?
1. Magpul CTR stock (I know this one is, just padding the list).
2. Lantac E-BCG.
3. SilencerCo Saker 556 ASR (already in NFA jail, ~11 months to freedom & rated for as short as 7 inches).
4. Griffin Armament SNACH charging handle.
5. Law Tactical folding adapter.
6. Geissele Super 42 H-2 buffer/braided spring combo with additional titanium weight. I have an email from Geissele saying to go with the H-3 out of the gate for my set-up. Reference attachment

 

[Talyn]

Only #3 is technically an NFA item.

If you add the CTR to the pistol then the whole package, regardless of the others (which are just accessories/replacement components), puts you into the NFA world.

Just SBR the pistol and you're GTG.

 

[10mmLife]

With the added back pressure from the suppressor you would be wise to take Geissele's advice and go with the H3 to slow the reciprocating mass down for less felt recoil and a more reliable cycling of the bolt.


As @Talyn already mentioned you could just legally SBR the firearm and not need to worry about if you're breaking the law.

The only other advice if recommend is, stay away from a vertical foregrip on a pistol or you will slip into AOW territory and find yourself in trouble unless the pistol is longer than 26in in overall length but I still wouldn't chance it.

 

[uspatriot1960]

All the above, plus if you add the LAW tactical folder and have an adjustable brace (or a brace of any kind), make sure you stay within the "arbitrary" LOP of 13.5". The LAW folder will add about 1" to the LOP.

 

[6.4kingpin]

With the added back pressure from the suppressor you would be wise to take Geissele's advice and go with the H3 to slow the reciprocating mass down for less felt recoil and a more reliable cycling of the bolt.


As @Talyn already mentioned you could just legally SBR the firearm and not need to worry about if you're breaking the law.

The only other advice if recommend is, stay away from a vertical foregrip on a pistol or you will slip into AOW territory and find yourself in trouble unless the pistol is longer than 26in in overall length but I still wouldn't chance it.

The vertical foreground feels odd to me unless the barrel is 16”+

 

[6.4kingpin]

All the above, plus if you add the LAW tactical folder and have an adjustable brace (or a brace of any kind), make sure you stay within the "arbitrary" LOP of 13.5". The LAW folder will add about 1" to the LOP.

The brace is going “bye-bye”. Going SBR with the Magpul CTR

 

[uspatriot1960]

The brace is going “bye-bye”. Going SBR with the Magpul CTR

If the brace is going "bye-bye", then just register as an SBR and you can put anything you want on it. Removing the brace and putting on a stock makes it an NFA SBR. No need to worry about any of the other stuff you mentioned...

 

[10mmLife]

The brace is going “bye-bye”. Going SBR with the Magpul CTR

Do your homework on owning an SBR because there are certain travel restrictions you must follow, such as leaving the state with it.