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Hi All,
Recently heard a rumor that if you machine your own lower receiver (say for an AR-15), and plan to keep it for personal use (not sell it ever), then you do not need to get a form/serial number for it. This rumor went on to say that, you can go to a machine shop with plans/CAD files/blueprints and, as long as you push the button (i.e. you are the one performing the labor with another's capital), then that was perfectly fine too.
I cannot find information one way or another on this rumor, so I am turning to the collective wisdom of NWFA. thanks
Recently heard a rumor that if you machine your own lower receiver (say for an AR-15), and plan to keep it for personal use (not sell it ever), then you do not need to get a form/serial number for it. This rumor went on to say that, you can go to a machine shop with plans/CAD files/blueprints and, as long as you push the button (i.e. you are the one performing the labor with another's capital), then that was perfectly fine too.
I cannot find information one way or another on this rumor, so I am turning to the collective wisdom of NWFA. thanks