Un-registered Cetme select fire lower??????

[snooopidydoo]

I just ran across this in arms list .... ARMSLIST - For Sale: Cetme Sportster .308 -- No trades 900 OBO


Can anybody please shed light on this subject for me?
I was under the impression the lower on a cetme (serial number) plus the sear and selector mechanism had to be registered.
Is this an ATF post?
I have the same rifle and if it IS in fact legal to own that lower let me know, cause i would buy it just for shts and giggles lol.

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[Nwcid]

The "lower" is NOT the registered part on the Cetme (G3) style guns. There is no serial number on the lower because there is NO lower on these gun. There is a receiver (registered part) and trigger group. Nothing illegal about the trigger group on this stye of gun since it does nothing to make it anything other then a semi auto.

 

[Toxic6]

what he said ^ the lower doesn't affect the fire rate on that design, nor is it a registered part.

 

[huntpotter]

Cetme for $900. That is really sad. They are really poor quality compared to an HK-91, that is also a very poor excuse for a main battle rifle. Cetmes used to be in the $350 range at the Portland gunshow. I guess the only good thing is that HK91 surplus mags were $.99.