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Wrong location, needs to go to the parts section. To make this a rifle, all I would need is a buttstock right?
you can put a stock on it as long as the barrel is over 16".
From everything I've read this is legal.
My caveat: do your research and don't take legal advice from people you don't know.
If the lower is registered as a "Pistol", it must become a pistol. If it is registered as a "Rifle", then it must become a rifle. If it is registered as a "Stripped" lower, then it can be either or.
If I am incorrect, can a FFL please step forward; maybe the guy selling it.
Once a rifle, always a rifle.
If the lower is registered as a "Pistol", it must become a pistol. If it is registered as a "Rifle", then it must become a rifle. If it is registered as a "Stripped" lower, then it can be either or.
If I am incorrect, can a FFL please step forward; maybe the guy selling it.
It is not registered as a pistol. It came to me from RRA. The 'registration' comes when someone purchases it. If you complete the 4473 and the WA state pistol transfer form, then it will be registered with WA DOL as a pistol. If only a 4473 is completed, then it will be considered a rifle. Although, with a 4473, there is no registration as there is with a pistol. The 4473 stays with the dealer until the FFL is relinquished. One could also purchase a stripped lower and complete the 4473 and a WA state pistol transfer form, thus registering it as a pistol.
Hope this makes sense.
What do you mean then with the "Pistol Only" title then? Does the buyer then have a choice?
What do you mean then with the "Pistol Only" title then? Does the buyer then have a choice?