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  • TURBOELKY
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    • Aug 2009
    • 1930

    handgun flowchart #8 question

    Last edited by TURBOELKY; 12-08-2009, 8:50 PM.
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    ke6guj
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    • Nov 2003
    • 23725

    OK, let me see if I can explain this correctly. If you make an "AK-pistol" from a virgin stripped receiver, such as one that was DROSed to you as a pistol(yes, I know about the roster), or one that you made yourself, then that receiver has never been a rifle. As such, as long as you do not install a shoulder stock, you haven't made a rifle, or converted that receiver from a rifle.

    What the parts came from does not matter, it is the configuration of the receiver. If the receiver was configured as a rifle, then cutting it down into a pistol would make it a "firearm made from a rifle".

    Since it would not be an SBR, you don't have to deal with the Form 1 business.
    Jack



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      smittty
      Calguns Addict
      • Feb 2008
      • 6254

      The reference to "Making a Firearm" is different from assembling one.

      Making a firearm would be building the receiver from scratch or at most from an 80% receiver.

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        ke6guj
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        • Nov 2003
        • 23725

        Originally posted by smittty
        The reference to "Making a Firearm" is different from assembling one.

        Making a firearm would be building the receiver from scratch or at most from an 80% receiver.
        no, "making a firearm" in that regulation does not require you to build/finish your own receiver. Merely assembling the parts, or having the neccessary parts under your control is enough to be considered having made a firearm under that section of the code.
        Jack



        Do you want an AOW or C&R SBS/SBR in CA?

        No posts of mine are to be construed as legal advice, which can only be given by a lawyer.

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          TURBOELKY
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2009
          • 1930

          Originally posted by ke6guj
          OK, let me see if I can explain this correctly. If you make an "AK-pistol" from a virgin stripped receiver, such as one that was DROSed to you as a pistol(yes, I know about the roster), or one that you made yourself, then that receiver has never been a rifle. As such, as long as you do not install a shoulder stock, you haven't made a rifle, or converted that receiver from a rifle.

          What the parts came from does not matter, it is the configuration of the receiver. If the receiver was configured as a rifle, then cutting it down into a pistol would make it a "firearm made from a rifle".

          Since it would not be an SBR, you don't have to deal with the Form 1 business.
          I must have had a brain fart last night I forgot the receiver is the "gun"!! I got to stay off the computer late at night!!!

          thanks for the clarification bro.!

          elky.
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