Are they legal to put together in CA. How do you REG. them?
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80% lowers
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80% lowers
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2 You don't have to
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Originally posted by TURBOELKYWell, glad you got the kit anyways, I'm sure I'll fondle it a little in the near future..... oh God, that's going to be in somebody's signature....:DOriginally posted by TURBOELKYput me in line, but if Peter W. Bush takes it, I need to be removed from his Signature line.......:D -
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If you wish, you can add legal markings to your lower. Those are: the name of the manufacturer (you), the place of manufacture (I don't know how specific you need to be here), and a serial number.
If you are making an 80% lower into a pistol that you wish to register with the CA DOJ as a pistol using the volreg (voluntary registration) form, you will need markings. If you ever need to sell the gun, it must have markings at the time of sale. If you wish to minimize confrontations at the range with uninformed LEO's, you'll probably want markings. Otherwise, the choice to add markings is up to you."Ecuador offers the United States $23 million a year in economic aid, an amount similar to what we were receiving under the tariff benefits, with the purpose of providing human rights training that will contribute to avoid violations of people's privacy, that degrade humanity," --Fernando AlvaradoComment
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