Daniel Defense ISR

[Barth]

http://cdn2.cheaperthandirt.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Daniel-Defense-0691.jpg
Obtaining an AR with a barrel shorter than 16 inches and with a suppressor takes time, patience and money.
A separate tax stamp is required of both items—the short barrel and the suppressor—
because they are both considered Title 2 restricted items.
Even though it is legal to own a short-barreled suppressed AR-15,
you must go through a process and pay a fee to make those items legal on your rifle.
However, Daniel Defense has solved this inconvenience
by configuring a rifle that has both a short barrel and suppressor but requires only one tax stamp.
The ISR (Integrated Suppressed Rifle) has a 10.3-inch barrel and a permanently attached 5.7 inch suppressor,
making the overall length of the barrel a legal 16.1 inches.
Chambered for .330 AAC Blackout, it ships with a 30-round Magpul PMag.

[RRP]

Chambered for .330 AAC BlackoutTypo, right? You meant .300?

[JustinN]

Is the reason you only need one tax stamp because you're getting it for a suppressor, as the length of the gun is long enough to not need the SBR? If they made it 15" total, would you still need 2?

[Barth]

Typo, right? You meant .300?

I just cut and paste.
http://cdn2.cheaperthandirt.com/blog/?p=38119&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=social&utm_content=chronicle&utm_campaign=20130202-newsletter-blogpost-38119&utm_source=EmailDirect.com&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=20130202-Chronicle+Campaign

Never heard of that caliber before.
Looks like it's their typo. and is .300.
http://militarytimes.com/blogs/gearscout/2013/01/11/you-didnt-hear-this-coming-the-daniel-defense-isr-integrally-suppressed-rifle/
You didn’t hear this coming;
The Daniel Defense ISR Integrally Suppressed Rifle
Daniel Defense will release their first suppressor product next week at SHOT Show.
The Integrally Suppressed Rifle (ISR) is an AR built on a pistol length gas system chambered in 300 AAC.
It’s business end features a 10.3″ cold hammer forged barrel with a 5.7″
permanently mounted sound suppressor that brings the overall barrel length to 16.145″.
http://militarytimes.com/blogs/gearscout/files/2013/01/DDM4_ISR-2w-500x218.jpg

[Barth]

Is the reason you only need one tax stamp because you're getting it for a suppressor, as the length of the gun is long enough to not need the SBR? If they made it 15" total, would you still need 2?

Man, I cut and paste something I know nothing about.
And end up trying to explain things I didn't know myself - LOL.
The trouble I get myself in.

This doesn't make bunches of sense to me but;
"The ISR (Integrated Suppressed Rifle) has a 10.3-inch barrel and a permanently attached 5.7 inch suppressor, making the overall length of the barrel a legal 16.1 inches."

Sounds like since the suppressor can't be removed.
It's considered part of the measured length of the barrel.
Making it a 16.1 in barrel in terms of the law.

[ESAFO]

it's also on the cover of the new march issue of GUNS & AMMO with a big wright up on the inside.

[Longitude Zero]

Is the reason you only need one tax stamp because you're getting it for a suppressor, as the length of the gun is long enough to not need the SBR? If they made it 15" total, would you still need 2?

In all liklehood yes you would need two tax stamps.

[jocko]

I would think one stamp...

[Bawanna]

Much as it pains me I agree. If the suppressor is permanently attached it meets the minimum barrel length. So you'd just need a stamp for the suppressor.

Several manufacturers offer similar set ups. If it's a flash hider or muzzle break you don't need a stamp at all.

[melissa5]

I want that rifle but in .308. :)

[Bawanna]

That's my girl right there. You make me so proud!