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Per the video on Vickers Tactical, there are 100 7.62 SIG 751 SAPR's that will/are imported by JDI in Texas.

$4K, 14.5" barrel pistols.

Thought Sigforum would like this news.

If this is true I hope more 553P's come in.

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A few things to ponder.. presumably the 751s SAPRs will mostly get a SIG folding stock amd SBR'ed into a rifle by customers.. can't see many people using a .308 pistol

Also with the 553's being imported, I didnt see any mention of a russian 7.62x39 variant of the gun (which has been around in Europe already).. can we expect this might ultimately be available?

Lastly on JDI's website they show several conversion kits for 55x series rifles - which is an entire barrelled receiver, that I suppose you could swap out. However in the USA, ATF deems the upper receiver as the actual registered firearm. If you bought one of these arem't there assault rifle ban issues, as you'd be making a new firearm? someone clear this up for me on how this would all work!
 
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Originally posted by HK Ag:
If this is true I hope more 553P's come in.


As far as I've read, there's a batch of 553P's chambered in 300 Blackout pending ATF approval right now.

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Also with the 553's being imported, I didnt see any mention of a russian 7.62x39 variant of the gun (which has been around in Europe already).. can we expect this might ultimately be available?


Those seem to be a pretty popular variant right now. I believe, the last batch they imported were 553R pistols.


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JDI confirmed imports were approved for other 553 "pistol uppers". One of which is 300BLk but for some odd reason, they are bringing 12" only which is apparently all SAN is making. I guess you could always have it choppped and threaded to the proper 8.9" but as pricey as they will be, I wish they'd come the right length for that caliber.
 
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I don't see a US parts kit being available. How can they be converted to a rifle or SRR?
 
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You mean in general or 922r?
 
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US trigger group, different muzzle device, different rail/sight, US made grip lots of ways to get the parts count. Its pretty similar to an AK of course so using a 922r calculator online is a good start.
 
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I wish that somehow the Swiss arms 550 series made their way back into the states in a quantity that was more affordable.


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US trigger group, different muzzle device, different rail/sight, US made grip lots of ways to get the parts count. Its pretty similar to an AK of course so using a 922r calculator online is a good start.


Considering the caliber difference between all of swiss arms rifles (5.56) and the newer SAPR (.308), I'm not so sure as to the swap-ability of parts between the two types of guns.. surely the bolt group, barrel, flash hider are different. 922r compliance could be tough
 
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Agreed. Interestingly, JDI doesn't seem concerned with compliance.

They're also advertising uppers as "conversion kits" when they're really a transferable item ("pistol or handgun" in ATF parlance since they carry the S/N). So, if you want to use your existing lower on a 12" upper, that's an issue until you get a tax stamp back on it. Its a separate gun in the eyes of the Gov.
 
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It's been a while, and I forgot what the concensus decision was, but in the "old" days, the fact that you had/manufactured an NFA weapon (In this case an SBR) trumped the requirements of sec. 922r

Put simply once a gun became NFA-ized the other rules, like 922r went out the window.. im guessing thats wrong, and my SBRs meet 922r - even though I don't know if BATF has an official position.
 
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It's a gray area for sure, mostly because 922(r) applies to manufacturers. By submitting a Form 1, you're not the manufacturer or importer (those are both clearly listed on the form) but rather the "maker". "Maker" isn't covered in 922(r).

John Pierce has a good overview on this (based on he and I discussing on the phone)....his recommendation to be compliant is out of an abundance of caution not because there's judicial precedence or case law to go on.
https://johnpierceesq.com/does...-an-imported-pistol/

BATFE has oft painted itself into corners over how it interprets things and the LAST thing they want is to have a judge make a decision about whether or not their house of cards makes logical or legal sense. So, to date...I don't believe there's ever been a single prosecution of an individual over 922(r) compliance or lack thereof. Of course...none of us want to be the first so we allow the overreach.
 
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It's been a while, and I forgot what the concensus decision was, but in the "old" days, the fact that you had/manufactured an NFA weapon (In this case an SBR) trumped the requirements of sec. 922r

Put simply once a gun became NFA-ized the other rules, like 922r went out the window.. im guessing thats wrong, and my SBRs meet 922r - even though I don't know if BATF has an official position.




ATF reversed this opinion and now holds that an imported SBR must comply with 922(r). I think it is BS, but it is what it is and I comply because I don't want to be the test case.


http://static.hkpro.com/straig...in/docs/SAR_922r.pdf

http://static.hkpro.com/straig...SportingPurposes.pdf

Both found here:
http://www.hkpro.com/forum/hk-...orting-purposes.html


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Would a brace be usable on this pistol. I can't see spending $4030 for a Swiss gun and then having to replace Swiss parts with American parts.
 
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Would a brace be usable on this pistol.

it would for sure, I have a 553p that came with a brace installed, its still a pistol. And even if you did put a stock on it for SBR there are no US parts available to swap.....


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After reading the product description on the web page, it seems the upper receiver is missing from the imported product.
 
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551 "pistol" just got approved. 14.3" barrel and diopter model...only 50 being imported.
 
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551 "pistol" just got approved. 14.3" barrel and diopter model...only 50 being imported.


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