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NFA – Classification of Non-Silencer Part of Integrally Suppressed Firearm

posted on January 18, 2019

Q: I am looking at entering a Daniel Defense DDM4 ISR into my bound book. I found a solution that states this rifle would be entered into the bound book as two separate entries, one for the non-NFA firearm and one for the NFA silencer. The silencer and lower have two different serial numbers. I spoke with the ATF and they stay this is correct but instead of a firearm, it would be a lower receiver. One 4473 would take care of the silencer and a second 4473 would be needed for the complete lower. I entered into it my non-NFA book as a firearm and the NFA book as a silencer under each respective serial number. I am looking for clarification as to what to classify the non-NFA item, lower or a firearm.

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