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Shot gun Barrel lenght?


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To help clarify, I believe the length is measured from the face of the bolt to the end of the barrel.

You might already know that part of the question but there might be a lot of folks who didn't know.

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Yes and no.

If it is NOT registered in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record then 18" is the legal minimum length with a 26" overall length.

If it IS NFA registered as a Short Barreled Shotgun (SBS) then it can be any length under 18" and the 26" length no longer applies.

Also if it is a pistol gripped Any Other Weapon (AOW) registered gun it can have any barrel length under 18" but cannot have a shoulder stock , only a pistol grip.

So YES you can LEGALLY have a barrel shorter than 18" in Tennessee as long as it is NFA registered and the appropriate tax ($200 for SBS and $5 for AOW) is paid. If not NFA registered as an SBS or AOW then 18" barrel and 26" overall is the minimum you can legally have.

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