Franklin Armory Reformation: Not a Rifle, Not a Shotgun, But a ‘Firearm’

By Tactical-Life

A few weeks ago, Franklin Armory created a lot of buzz when it issued a short press release about something called the “Reformation.” In that presser, the Nevada-based company said the Reformation wouldn’t require an NFA tax stamp despite the fact that it features an 11.5-inch barrel and a conventional Magpul MOE SL stock. It’s not a rifle, and it’s not a shotgun. To back up its claim, the company said the gun had “received approval as a non-rifle” from the Chief of the Firearms Technology Division at the ATF. Confused? So were we. But we aren’t anymore.

Franklin Armory Reformation Debut

RELATED STORY

Outside the Box: 13 Bullpups, Takedowns & Other Exotic Weapons

This week at SHOT Show, the Franklin Armory Reformation made its debut. So, how did this gun come to be classified as a non-NFA firearm? According to a new video released by the company which you can see below, this is …Read the Rest

Source:: Tactical Life