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I like the way you think and is true but legally ?its a free world and no one is your boss, your weapon.
unless you are doing something very illegal, the government doesnt give a hoot about me or you. Last part isnt my concern cause its all legal.I like the way you think and is true but legally ?
Do you know once legally registered you can run whatever caliber upper you desire ?Lower is serialized.
My understanding is that once you have it. You are free to swap it out, but I'd keep the original upper stuff to be able to swap it. Otherwise, I Believe you have to let the AFT know about the difference.Do you know once legally registered you can run whatever caliber upper you desire ?
lol they'll know about the size difference in the feet up their asses.My understanding is that once you have it. You are free to swap it out, but I'd keep the original upper stuff to be able to swap it. Otherwise, I Believe you have to let the AFT know about the difference.
I have been seriously thinking about it my 45 suppressor is rated for 300 bo subs and well AR pistols are a bit unwieldly the 300 bo suppressed in a SBR would be nice !My understanding is that once you have it. You are free to swap it out, but I'd keep the original upper stuff to be able to swap it. Otherwise, I Believe you have to let the AFT know about the difference.
Lower is what's registered. Lower must be engraved with the new maker (assuming form 1). Calibers can change without any issue. You can put any upper you want on it. That's how I understand it and someone correct me if I'm wrong on any of that plz.When you SBR a AR is the upper or lower serialized ? If it is the upper must you register a specific caliber or can you change the caliber of your SBR-AR ? If the lower is the registered part can you change uppers to your hearts desire ?
I have a sbr that sometimes is an 8.5" 300BLK. It has a sylvan arms folding stock adapter. Talk about tiny! Haven't shot it suppressed yet as my suppressor should be in soon. I did get a 5/8 x 24 tri lug adapter for it though so it is a quick swap with other 9mm subguns.I have been seriously thinking about it my 45 suppressor is rated for 300 bo subs and well AR pistols are a bit unwieldly the 300 bo suppressed in a SBR would be nice !
I hear-tell they often mistake their feet for gerbils….lol they'll know about the size difference in the feet up their asses.
From what I've seen full auto is used less than people think. It's awesome if you can afford it but you can get a binary trigger for some fun time (I wouldn't recommend for self defense personally) or learn to bump fire more consistently. None of these options gets used much Imo possibly due to cost in ammo ($5-$6 per second, or $15-$18 per mag dump). Totally agree that receiver and suppressor is well worth the stamp cost.Triple stamp that thing and have fun!
SBR lower rec
MG FCG DIAS thingy (pre 1986 only, "transferable" and often as much as a new truck )
Suppressor
As I understand it SBR and a NFA registered full auto via auto sear are two completely different things and have nothing to do with each other except that both are required to be registered under the NFA.Being an SBR usually depends upon the length of the upper, unless you have an auto sear. Personally I would want the 'etching' on the upper as that could go onto any lower you choose, but if you etch the lower then the upper could only go on that. Lowers are almost always serialized anyway. The upper is what makes it an SBR and fits the description on the stamp app.
The new etching machines are computerized and can be done in very small type (no ATF ruling on that...yet) and can be hidden anywhere. Again no rule on just where to put it.