Anyone know where I can find one?
Unconfigured Ad Widget
Collapse
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Daniel defense mk18 pistol
Collapse
X
-
Daniel defense mk18 pistol
Tags: None -
Why? They do make a pistol...Comment
-
AR-15 pistols in 5.56 NATO and 300 BLK with compact 7"–10.3" barrels—fast-handling, accurate, and reliable. Daniel Defense.
1-Find a FFL who does SSE.
2-Order it.
3-Have your FFL send a copy of there FFL to DD
4-Once it lands at your FFL have them put a bullet button on it and DROS it.
5-10 days later enjoy it.Comment
-
Comment
-
Placer Tactical has some on the wayComment
-
Looking for one too.cool
Comment
-
Almost correct. Here's the correct procedure:https://danieldefense.com/firearms/c...18-pistol.html
1-Find a FFL who does SSE.
2-Order it.
3-Have your FFL send a copy of there FFL to DD
4-Once it lands at your FFL have them put a bullet button on it and DROS it.
5-10 days later enjoy it.
1) Find a FFL who does SSE
2) Make sure Daniels is good to send it to that CA FFL
3) Pay the transfer fee at your FFL and buy the gun from Daniels
4) The gun already comes into the state with a bullet button installed by Daniels (ensure they're willing to do this)
5) SSE DROS it and you've got it in 10 days
We'd have customers asking if we can install the bullet button after their FFL AR/SSE came in. We could not. The gun cannot be modified like that after it has entered the state. DOJ could get you for "manufacturing" "assault weapons" without the proper licensing. I can't tell you how many times we got FFL ARs in with active mag releases -we had to immediately send them back to where they came from. Sure, it's simple and easy to install a bullet button, but doing so puts us at a large amount of risk should CA DOJ decide they want to throw the book at us. It had better come into the state with a bullet button -if not, it's not legal for a CA FFL to "manufacture" it into a legal rifle from its original "assault weapon" status. Now do some FFLs do this? Yes, but they roll the dice with a lot more risk than most FFLs are willing to do.
OP, this is what you should do. SSE any lower as an AR pistol with a Sig Brace. Order a Daniel's Mk18 upper. That's the most pain-free and easiest way to do this. Your lower won't be a Daniels but it's the upper that matters most here.VMI '11
11B
NRA Life Member, RSO, Rifle/Pistol Instructor


Comment
-
Is there any RISK to you--the buyer--if you DROS an AR/AK pistol from these FFL?... It had better come into the state with a bullet button -if not, it's not legal for a CA FFL to "manufacture" it into a legal rifle from its original "assault weapon" status. Now do some FFLs do this? Yes, but they roll the dice with a lot more risk than most FFLs are willing to do.Comment
-
-
If it comes into the state already with a bullet button in place I don't see how the FFL or the buyer would be at any risk because that's how it's supposed to be done.
If it comes into the state as an "unregistered assault rifle" and is illegally "modified" by the CA FFL by the installation of a bullet button there are definite risks for the FFL, but I'm not sure about the buyer. In order to import/receive anything with an active mag release the dealer needs to have an assault weapons license with CA DOJ. If they're doing this without one they're in violation of CA law (besides "manufacturing" without proper gunsmith/repair licensing). I don't know if the buyer could be held accountable for this, especially if they didn't know the SSE AR pistol they were buying was "illegally" "modified" with a bullet button AFTER it came into the state. Knowing how the CA DOJ of Harris is right now, I wouldn't feel too good at night having an AR I know came into the state as an "assault rifle" but now is magically fine with a bullet button with no recorded "assault weapon" FFL having officially modified it before importation.
We used to stock our Stags and Sigs in the shop by having them sent from the manufacturer to LAN World in Utah where they'd be modified with a bullet button, then they were sent to our FFL in CA for retail. There is a paper trail showing the legit modification occurred by a properly-licensed go-between. The more documentation the better.VMI '11
11B
NRA Life Member, RSO, Rifle/Pistol Instructor


Comment
Calguns.net Statistics
Collapse
Topics: 1,859,968
Posts: 25,062,123
Members: 355,030
Active Members: 5,650
Welcome to our newest member, Tafc637.
What's Going On
Collapse
There are currently 5256 users online. 176 members and 5080 guests.
Most users ever online was 65,177 at 8:20 PM on 09-21-2024.


Comment