80% transfered to son ??

[team5150]

If I were to complete an 80% lower could I transfer the completed rifle to my son ?

[Moemoe1]

This is one of those things you don't tell anyone or post on public forums lol

[sdsguy87]

You should follow the Boy Scout rule of Leave No Trace.

[anti]

Why couldn't he just finish the work himself? How would anyone know, anyhow?

[indetrucks]

Why couldn't he just finish the work himself? How would anyone know, anyhow?

Why couldn't ANYONE just finish the work.. how would anyone know?

[Dano3467]

anti : +1

[Dano3467]

Just out of curiosity how old do you have to be to own ( you own finished 80% ) ? just the lower mind you. 21 ?? or what just SHUSSSS

[db42]

Just out of curiosity how old do you have to be to own ( you own finished 80% ) ? just the lower mind you. 21 ?? or what just SHUSSSS

Since it's a rifle, 18 - because you need to be 18 to buy a rifle.

[kelvin232]

I've always seen that you need to be 18 to PURCHASE a rifle..... is there any rule that says 18 to "own" a rifle?

[Merc1138]

I've always seen that you need to be 18 to PURCHASE a rifle..... is there any rule that says 18 to "own" a rifle?

Nope.

[Dano3467]

Thanks...

[omgwtfbbq]

I think this would be a neat opportunity to work with your son if possible to complete the 80% then he is the manufacturer and the owner. No need for transfer and also some quality father-son bonding time.

[CSACANNONEER]

Just out of curiosity how old do you have to be to own ( you own finished 80% ) ? just the lower mind you. 21 ?? or what just SHUSSSS

No age restrictions on owning a long gun at all. A receiver is not a long gun no matter how it is transfered or what the intentions are so, one needs to be 18 to own one or 21 to purchase one.

Since it's a rifle, 18 - because you need to be 18 to buy a rifle.

What does "buying" a rifle have to do with "owning" a rifle? NOTHING! An infant can legally OWN a rifle of shotgun.

[M1NM]

If you build it and want to get rid of it you need to put a serial # on it. Don't know if you just make one up or need to go to BATF and have them issue one. If you do enough of them at some point you'll need a mfg lic.

[golfish]

I think this would be a neat opportunity to work with your son if possible to complete the 80% then he is the manufacturer and the owner. No need for transfer and also some quality father-son bonding time.

This is the best advice so far...