How would a person register their rifle with a milled lower with out a serial number if the law pass's ?
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milled lower question
Originally Posted by olhunter View Post
I prefer to not mount the fat ones.
Nice racks are much better. You can grab both sides of the rack to help stabilize while mounting.ProShooter's
You'd never guess that human beings are apex predators reading some of the weepy vaginas in this thread, it's a moose people, who cares.Tags: None -
AFAIK, milled receivers have serial numbers--you're talking about an AK, right?
FYI, AKs don't have an upper and a lower like ARs. -
I mean the ones you mill your self from 80% lowers yes I know ar-15 and ar-10 have lowers.I just saw another question like mine.Originally Posted by olhunter View Post
I prefer to not mount the fat ones.
Nice racks are much better. You can grab both sides of the rack to help stabilize while mounting.ProShooter's
You'd never guess that human beings are apex predators reading some of the weepy vaginas in this thread, it's a moose people, who cares.Comment
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there are plenty of threads on the subject. try the search buttonComment
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If it is not finished; legally anyone can help with it. Find someone who can stamp or etch one in. You can make up the serial number. Search for a thread on the topic because you need some other info to go along with it put on it. Also; the depth has to be to a certain level and a thread on the subject should mention it.
Then you could register it.
If its done / not 80% check on the rules for that situation. I'm not sure what they are.
Also; if you get a metal stamping kit to do it yourself... try it on other stuff (wood or something) before your receiver... don't want to mess it up while you are learning how to use it.Comment
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The California Moderate Centrist Militia member in exile
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everything I post is for arguendo and entertainment purposes only, and should not be construed to be legal adviceComment
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there is no answer to this until after the new year .Originally Posted by olhunter View Post
I prefer to not mount the fat ones.
Nice racks are much better. You can grab both sides of the rack to help stabilize while mounting.ProShooter's
You'd never guess that human beings are apex predators reading some of the weepy vaginas in this thread, it's a moose people, who cares.Comment
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Well actually the answer is simple you mark it yourself.
following the atf guide for size and depth you must include your name, city and state of manufacture and model and serial (up to you to name and number it)The California Moderate Centrist Militia member in exile
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everything I post is for arguendo and entertainment purposes only, and should not be construed to be legal adviceComment
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Originally posted by aplinkerIt's OK not to post when you have no clue what you're talking about.Comment
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how about using the search function instead of being a dumb ***?
that's what the search button is forComment
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The ATF guides are federal requirements for firearms manufacturers. There are no federal marking specifications for home-made firearms (which are not being transferred). It is still unclear how CA DoJ will deal with firearms which do not require a serial number if SB374 is signed into law."Everyone must determine for themselves what level of tyranny they are willing to tolerate.
I let my CA residency expire in 2015."Comment
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Plink, I excel at pushing buttons.Comment
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