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Unless there has been a rule change at the ATF, it is the receiver that is the part that requires engraving, not the barrels.

An Intrastate move with an SBR requires no action dealing with the ATF.

If you eventually move to CT, the SBR must be legal in that state and you file a 5320.20 with an address change, then wait for it to be returned to you approved.

I suggest you file that 5320.20 WELL IN ADVANCE of your anticipated move to alleviate dealing with any potential delays.

[QUOTE="Uzi2, post: 7764725, member: 63237"] Unless there has been a rule change at the ATF, it is the receiver that is the part that requires engraving, not the barrels. An[B] Intrastate [/B]move with an SBR requires no action dealing with the ATF. If you eventually move to CT, the SBR must be legal in that state and you file a 5320.20 with an address change, then wait for it to be returned to you approved. I suggest you file that 5320.20 WELL IN ADVANCE of your anticipated move to alleviate dealing with any potential delays. [/QUOTE]

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