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[Nyx]

I am offering the ability to chrome almost anything made of metal.


Location: San Gabriel Valley

Pricing: Pricing fluctuates depending on what it is, how large is it, etc.
If interested, send me what you want chromed and I'll provide a quote specific to your item.

Attached are photos of some of the samples I have completed with other people's items.


Please PM me if you are interested in getting any items chromed [as long as it's metal].
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[AreWeFree]

Fearless rifles aren't going down in value, it's the only type of rifle you can even buy.

fearless isn't more restrictive, it's less restrictive.

Yes, you have compliance requirements to meet, and yes it may cost you as little as a few dollars up to hundreds (depending on your approach) but is a smart choice.

Strategically registering specific firearms may also be a smart choice for you, or hell register them all it's your stuff.

However, a registered AW has no value (or is priceless), since it can't be transferred. Also no one under the age of 18 can even handle the AW, you can't loan it to anyone, it must be transported in a locked case at all times, and you have destination requirements. (Probably more restrictions, maybe I'm wrong, look it up yourself)

[kenl]

^ Ditto. A registered AW is worthless unless it's broken down into parts, or sold out of state, where it will be equal to the price of a free state rifle.

[target_shot]

Technically yes, I would agree with you. The problem is that a registered AW, though it may be priceless to someone without it, is worthless in-state because it cannot be transferred.

If you look at it the way I do, estimating value of a gun by what you can sell it for, the value has actually gone down significantly. Since we can only sell out-of-state, to people not facing such draconian laws & without fear of losing their rights, we will loose money selling



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[M1NM]

The price increased up until 12-21-16. After that the dropped to zero or the value of its parts or what it could be sold for out of state.

[beanz2]

To the registered owner, it's priceless, as long as the rifle was obtained for anything else other than for reselling.
To others, it's valueless, as long as they want to possess it legally.

[dieselpower]

the price of a RAW for sale is $0 because anyone who values it either owns one or cant buy one. if you can buy one legally, then it has no more value then other SACF rifles.

as of right now anyone with an 2017 defined AW are the only people allowed to register them. it over unless your DROS pops by the 31st, on 1-1-2017 any firearm you acquire cant be registered.

[Loubot10]

Op, first clearly defining the subject is needed.

There is, and will be, no such thing as a "so-called" Assault Weapon. It is a clearly defined object that cannot be redefined or re-sold.

A featureless AR is the "anti-assault weapon" in a sense as it is specifically designed to be an exception to the Lib's assault weapon rules. It doesn't possess enough of any feature (or combo of features) to make it an assault weapon.

Your question should be will the new rules affect the value of an AR?

The left's purpose for the assault weapon's ban is to remove the inventory of ARs from the state. Every featureless weapon's purpose is to avoid the assault weapons ban which means maintaining legal transferability.

So, every AR registered as an assault weapon reduces the inventory of ARs available for sale in California. Manufacturers will only be able to market legal configured ARs which will probably have irreversible changes to parts which will require replacement.

At some point, after initial AW registration, even a person wanting to own an AR who's willing to register "AW" won't be able to purchase one in that configuration. They'll have to purchase an excepted featureless and register it.

The monetary value of your legal and unregistered featureless AR will be directly affected by the number of ARs registered as legal assault weapons.

[dieselpower]

Op, first clearly defining the subject is needed.

There is, and will be, no such thing as a "so-called" Assault Weapon. It is a clearly defined object that cannot be redefined or re-sold.

A featureless AR is the "anti-assault weapon" in a sense as it is specifically designed to be an exception to the Lib's assault weapon rules. It doesn't possess enough of any feature (or combo of features) to make it an assault weapon.

Your question should be will the new rules affect the value of an AR?

The left's purpose for the assault weapon's ban is to remove the inventory of ARs from the state. Every featureless weapon's purpose is to avoid the assault weapons ban which means maintaining legal transferability.

So, every AR registered as an assault weapon reduces the inventory of ARs available for sale in California. Manufacturers will only be able to market legal configured ARs which will probably have irreversible changes to parts which will require replacement.

At some point, after initial AW registration, even a person wanting to own an AR who's willing to register "AW" won't be able to purchase one in that configuration. They'll have to purchase an excepted featureless and register it.

The monetary value of your legal and unregistered featureless AR will be directly affected by the number of ARs registered as legal assault weapons.

sorry, you are not understanding the new laws.

1- post 2016, You cannot purchase a featureless rifle and convert it to an AW then register it.

2- There will be just as many ARs in CA in 2018 as are now in 2016. That number will continue to go up every year until the State passes the ban and registration on SACF (featureless rifles are SACF)

3- The sale value of a SACF AR15 will increase when the State announces the passage of the bill which bans SACF AR15s and all other MSR, (Modern Sporting Rifles).

5- If you dont own a 2017 defined AW right now, or are on a DROS awaiting its transfer to you prior to 12/31/2016, you can never own one in the State no matter how much it cost because no amount of money can buy a legal RAW.

on 1/1/2017 the sale value of a RAW is zero the sale value of an AR15 featureless is the value of it because it can never be a RAW.

[Cheburashka]

I thought it was possible to deregister a RAW, convert to featureless, and sell?

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[nedro]

I thought it was possible to deregister a RAW, convert to featureless, and sell?

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If this were the case, everyone would register.
AW today, non-AW tomorrow, AW the day after.

[target_shot]

If this were the case, everyone would register.
AW today, non-AW tomorrow, AW the day after.

I do believe that you can convert a RAW to featureless and de-register it. You cannot reregister it.


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[ifilef]

I thought it was possible to deregister a RAW, convert to featureless, and sell?

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I do believe that you can convert a RAW to featureless and de-register it. You cannot reregister it.


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Yes. one can do it via 11 CCR 5473...

[AreWeFree]

I thought it was possible to deregister a RAW, convert to featureless, and sell?

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Recent thread on it: http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...php?p=18814804

Summary:
Deregistering can take from 6 months to infinity, until DOJ processes your request it is still an AW.
You can sell out of state without unregistering, but legally it must be shipped by an FFL with an AW permit in CA, or you can physically take it out of state yourself and ship it.
Once unregistered it can not be registered again.

[NOTABIKER]

CA no fun.no fun