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I'm doing my part
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I'm doing my part
Sure, all the lemmings panic buying groceries are the epitome of defense experts.
No idea how you got that out of his sentence.I REALLY HOPE that I am misunderstanding and you give me reason to apologize.
It SOUNDS like you are saying that if you have guns and others have food, and lack the ability to defend it, that you will get their food.
Please tell me that I have it wrong...
No idea how you got that out of his sentence.
May be a good place to ask this question now. If a fellow had a significant number of AR builds with no serial numbers, and many unused receivers for same, what would be the best and most appropriate way to sell such items. The fellow wants to do things correctly. BTW....I am not the person. Asking for an acquaintance.
You can sell completed guns built on unserialized lowers. It is not illegal. That is if you live in a state where you can do a ftf transfer. No dealer will do a transfer like that.
He has a "significant number". The chance the ATF decides he is manufacturing without a license is not zero while the value of the DIY lowers is close to zero. He'd be crazy to take the massive life altering bankrupting risk, to get back an insignificant sum.
One mans significant number is another mans laughable pittance. The ATF doesnt have a set number but theyve hinted at sales of 50 a year from personal collections before. If he built them with the intent to have them as personal weapons then sells them he is not breaking the law. If his intent was to build them and then sell them as a business opportunity then yes, he is breaking the law. "Engaged in the business" as it were.
In any case there is no federal requirement to ,mark the receivers with makers marks or serial numbers if they are title 1 guns. If he is a MT resident he is good to go to sell them to MT residents directly.
What risk? He's breaking the law or he's not. Selling a gun built with a home made receiver is not illegal. It's like selling any other used title one gun. What exactly do you think he would be charged with?50hrs * $400/hr=$20,000
If he has 10 DIY lowers and they get valued at $30, that's $300.
The cost of the risk vs. the cost of the gain make it incredibly inadvisable.
What risk? He's breaking the law or he's not. ...