Pac-lite barrel.

[cindynles]

Your other option is to buy a Browning Buckmark and put a Tactical Solutions Trail-Lite barrel on it. The Buckmark has a conventional receiver with the serial number on the frame.

I went the Buckmark route.........

[fastkevin]

I just stumbled onto the Pac-Lite barrel last night, after watching NTF's Vq accurinzing kit install vid on YT.
There's several Pac-Lite's on Gunbroker, however most are 4.5", and IIRC, ALL of 'em are threaded.
Pac-Lite makes a pretty cool muzzle device that I personally wanna have with the barrel anyway, so I'm gonna 'buy' their threaded barrel(-ed receiver) with the compensator already tacked/pinned on from an out of state seller.
If I time it right, it'll be a simple local PPT.

[uxo2]

Your other option is to buy a Browning Buckmark and put a Tactical Solutions Trail-Lite barrel on it. The Buckmark has a conventional receiver with the serial number on the frame.

I went the Buckmark route.........

That would be a better route because you can find Buckmarks
for sale at most LGS compared to
waiting for one to do a PPT.

[Merc1138]

I just stumbled onto the Pac-Lite barrel last night, after watching NTF's Vq accurinzing kit install vid on YT.
There's several Pac-Lite's on Gunbroker, however most are 4.5", and IIRC, ALL of 'em are threaded.
Pac-Lite makes a pretty cool muzzle device that I personally wanna have with the barrel anyway, so I'm gonna 'buy' their threaded barrel(-ed receiver) with the compensator already tacked/pinned on from an out of state seller.
If I time it right, it'll be a simple local PPT.

Uhh, that wouldn't be a PPT.

[fastkevin]

Uhh, that wouldn't be a PPT.

You're ASSuming something that isn't correct.
I've done zillions of PPT's, know what they consist of, and through sheer luck have worked out a scenario where an out of state resident is going to PPT to me the affrementioned barreled receiver, w/compensator pinned/welded onto it.
That's all moot to the topic of this thread however, and the gist of my post was simply to point out that there is a way to legally own a PL barreled receiver that is manufactured with a threaded barrel.
Many Kalifornistanians legally own other 'Pistol' upper receivers that also were manufacturered with threaded barrels, and the path to legally owning a 'threaded' PL receiver is IMO the same as it is to own any Pistol/SB AR upper.

[Merc1138]

You're ASSuming something that isn't correct.
I've done zillions of PPT's, know what they consist of, and through sheer luck have worked out a scenario where an out of state resident is going to PPT to me the affrementioned barreled receiver, w/compensator pinned/welded onto it.
That's all moot to the topic of this thread however, and the gist of my post was simply to point out that there is a way to legally own a PL barreled receiver that is manufactured with a threaded barrel.
Many Kalifornistanians legally own other 'Pistol' upper receivers that also were manufacturered with threaded barrels, and the path to legally owning a 'threaded' PL receiver is IMO the same as it is to own any Pistol/SB AR upper.

It's not the same, since you can't have a "featureless" AR pistol. The threads on a barrel of an AR pistol are irrelevant due to the magazine location. The problems with the paclite aren't just that it's threaded, you would still need to SSE it.

http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/Buying_and_selling_firearms_in_California#Buying_from_a_Private_Party_-_PPT

[trob]

Mmmmm.......

[oso grande]

Mmmmm.......

Can I have one?

[trob]

Absolutely not. They're for people who live in America.