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"Listen punk! To me you're nothing but dog ****, you understand? And a lot of things can happen to dog ****. It can be scraped up with a shovel off the ground, it can dry up and blow away in the wind, or it can be stepped on and squashed. So take my advice, be careful when a dog s%@ts ya." -H.C. -
When I first got into this I was pretty overwhelmed myself, not so much by the laws, but by the total volume of equipment, manufacturers and variations of the m16. Just read the laws enough, ask questions and before you know it, it will all make sense. Once you filter out all the BS its pretty straight forward.
Also, don't hesitate to call CADoJ Bureau of Firearms. They practically answer right away and you can talk with someone about any question you have. I think the main lady that answers is named Brenda, I have talked to her for 20 minutes just BSing about Firearm laws and stuff, I even stumped her on a few things and she looked them up and called me back.
The number is (916)263-4887
Anything that doesn't seem "right" to you, just ask, most people here are pretty awesome, if not a little synical in their responses
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You guys should open a little Mini Riflegear in the north San Diego county area.Does J&R sell complete ARs or stripped lowers?
Repeat after me, a complete AR lower is NOT a semiautomatic, centerfire rifle. It is no different that a stripped lower in that regard. It must be recorded as a receiver on the 4473, NOT as a rifle. A bullet button is only needed on a semiautomatic, centerfire rifle that contains a banned feature such as pistol grip or collapsible stock, etc... The customer even ordered a Bullet Button and we shipped it along with the receiver. I cannot believe they are threatening to turn it into the police. Wow. We will take care of you with a return label and we will even ship another receiver to a different dealer as soon as you get back to us on who to use. Try Bullseye or Irvington Arms.sigpicComment
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Thanks r6raff. I appreciate your help on this.When I first got into this I was pretty overwhelmed myself, not so much by the laws, but by the total volume of equipment, manufacturers and variations of the m16. Just read the laws enough, ask questions and before you know it, it will all make sense. Once you filter out all the BS its pretty straight forward.
Also, don't hesitate to call CADoJ Bureau of Firearms. They practically answer right away and you can talk with someone about any question you have. I think the main lady that answers is named Brenda, I have talked to her for 20 minutes just BSing about Firearm laws and stuff, I even stumped her on a few things and she looked them up and called me back.
The number is (916)263-4887
Anything that doesn't seem "right" to you, just ask, most people here are pretty awesome, if not a little synical in their responses
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"Listen punk! To me you're nothing but dog ****, you understand? And a lot of things can happen to dog ****. It can be scraped up with a shovel off the ground, it can dry up and blow away in the wind, or it can be stepped on and squashed. So take my advice, be careful when a dog s%@ts ya." -H.C.Comment
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They sell both complete AR's and stripped lowers. They're a vendor on this forum and are typically pretty good with the AW laws.Does J&R sell complete ARs or stripped lowers?
Repeat after me, a complete AR lower is NOT a semiautomatic, centerfire rifle. It is no different that a stripped lower in that regard. It must be recorded as a receiver on the 4473, NOT as a rifle. A bullet button is only needed on a semiautomatic, centerfire rifle that contains a banned feature such as pistol grip or collapsible stock, etc... The customer even ordered a Bullet Button and we shipped it along with the receiver. I cannot believe they are threatening to turn it into the police. Wow. We will take care of you with a return label and we will even ship another receiver to a different dealer as soon as you get back to us on who to use. Try Bullseye or Irvington Arms.
Maybe this can be used as an opportunity to educate them. I'd hate to see J&R lose business because of this. I've had great experiences there and they're a great shop to visit.
Do not send the gun to bullseye. They don't have an FFL at the moment and charge like $300 to do transfers on black rifles.Comment
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"Listen punk! To me you're nothing but dog ****, you understand? And a lot of things can happen to dog ****. It can be scraped up with a shovel off the ground, it can dry up and blow away in the wind, or it can be stepped on and squashed. So take my advice, be careful when a dog s%@ts ya." -H.C.Comment
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They are great people, don't get me wrong. I have nothing against them and/or how they run their business. Maybe I just need to do more homework first before considering a "Black Rifle".They sell both complete AR's and stripped lowers. They're a vendor on this forum and are typically pretty good with the AW laws.
Maybe this can be used as an opportunity to educate them. I'd hate to see J&R lose business because of this. I've had great experiences there and they're a great shop to visit.
Do not send the gun to bullseye. They don't have an FFL at the moment and charge like $300 to do transfers on black rifles.sigpic
"Listen punk! To me you're nothing but dog ****, you understand? And a lot of things can happen to dog ****. It can be scraped up with a shovel off the ground, it can dry up and blow away in the wind, or it can be stepped on and squashed. So take my advice, be careful when a dog s%@ts ya." -H.C.Comment
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Has the guy bothered to tell you what it is about the item that makes it an assault rifle and how it differs from what he has in stock at his store?
It sounds to me like he's just giving you a hard time. I find it very hard to believe that he doesn't know/understand the laws.sigpicComment
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I completely understand your feeling and I would likely do the same thing.
I'm just shocked to hear their response to the situation. I am betting that they think it needs a bullet button installed to be legal. That is an incorrect assumption and they should be corrected.Comment
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J&R is just Butt-hurt because you did not buy it from them. I can't see any other reason.Comment
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Did the original FFL say why it was an assault weapon? I know it's not but what is their reasoning?Using gun control to stop crime is like trying to put out a fire with gasoline!
You don't have to get permission to exercise a RIGHT. If you have to get permission or can be told no by the government it is no longer a right. IT IS A PRIVILEGE!
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He just said that this is an assault weapon, which is illegal and a felony to have in California. No explanation why and to have it shipped back ASAP to the originator. In other words, FU for having it shipped here...my assumption...Has the guy bothered to tell you what it is about the item that makes it an assault rifle and how it differs from what he has in stock at his store?
It sounds to me like he's just giving you a hard time. I find it very hard to believe that he doesn't know/understand the laws.sigpic
"Listen punk! To me you're nothing but dog ****, you understand? And a lot of things can happen to dog ****. It can be scraped up with a shovel off the ground, it can dry up and blow away in the wind, or it can be stepped on and squashed. So take my advice, be careful when a dog s%@ts ya." -H.C.Comment
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