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This final rule amends regulations relating to the听manufacturers excise tax on firearms and ammunition. Under 26 U.S.C.听4181, a tax is imposed on the sale by the manufacturer, importer or听producer of firearms, shells, and cartridges. The tax is 10 percent of听the sale price for pistols and revolvers, 11 percent for firearms听(other than pistols and revolvers), and 11 percent for shells and听cartridges. Current regulations provide that no tax is imposed by听section 4181 on the sale of parts or accessories of firearms, pistols,听revolvers, shells, and cartridges when sold separately or when sold听with a complete firearm. This final rule amends the regulations to听clarify which parts and accessories must be included in the sale price听when calculating the tax on firearms.

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