I have an offer from a CA resident to buy my 7.5" 5.56 upper. It is the upper only, no revceiver. Are there any restricyions on me shipping the upper to CA?
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Provided that the buyer intends on using the upper on a pistol lower, no problems at all. SBRs (minus a select few who are more equal than everyone else) are forbidden in CA, however there is no problems with AR pistols.
I suppose if you want you can have the buyer make a statement that the upper is intended for a pistol only, however I can't imagine you being legally culpable one way or the other, but I'm no lawyer so take it for what its worth.
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There's also a constructive possession for unregistered NFA weapons. If you or him own a lower, even if it has an upper on it, with the short barrel upper you can be guilty of constructive possession. Unless you have a tax stamp or are a class 3 FFL. The only way to avoid constructive possession, from what I've been told on these forums, is to have the upper on a pistol lower and registered as such.Comment
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Yes It's legal to sell the upper to a CA resident. The buyer is responsible for following CA and Federal Law.Originally posted by GioIt is so nice to drop mags freely even though I do that now with my featureless AR and AK it is not the same as the real thing. Like Coca Cola here in the US compared to Mexico with real sugar not corn syrup!
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That is not correct. I can build a lower from 80% and slap that 7.5" upper on no probs.just happy to be here. I like talking about better ways to protect ourselves.
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It does not need to be registered unless it is an SBS, SBR or AOW. Pistols do not need to be registered. You also do not need to have the upper attached to the lower, you just have to have a pistol lower in your possessionThere's also a constructive possession for unregistered NFA weapons. If you or him own a lower, even if it has an upper on it, with the short barrel upper you can be guilty of constructive possession. Unless you have a tax stamp or are a class 3 FFL. The only way to avoid constructive possession, from what I've been told on these forums, is to have the upper on a pistol lower and registered as such.Comment
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well sure you can but then you'd be a felon if it has a stock on it...
also OP; it's not your responsibility to keep this guy in compliance with Federal and State laws. You aren't selling a firearm. You are merely in possession of an upper which is not a controlled item; (unless you try to export it.)Last edited by clutchy; 07-16-2012, 1:43 PM.Comment
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this, but OP, it would be nice if you made sure the buyer knows the laws... just as a service to the gun communitywell sure you can but then you'd be a felon if it has a stock on it...
also OP; it's not your responsibility to keep this guy in compliance with Federal and State laws. You aren't selling a firearm. You are merely in possession of an upper which is not a controlled item; (unless you try to export it.)Comment
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Thanks for all the prompt replies. I don't want to be a "but not to CA seller" and I appreciate the input. I think I am safe shipping this based on what I have read and your answers.
I plan to have him sign a statement something like this:
"I am aware that this is a 7.5" barreled upper and all NFA rules apply. I understand all local, state, and federal laws as they relate to using this upper on a BATFE registered SBR lower receiver or on an AR pistol. I attest that this upper is legal for me to purchase and possess in my state of residence."
Any suggested additions or deletions?
Thanks again, from Florida.Comment
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No suggestions, it appears you're doing a good job covering yourself by asking the necessary questions and educating yourself on relevant laws. I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to be a responsible seller who's willing to sell to Californian buyers. We need more good people like yourself all around this country.Thanks for all the prompt replies. I don't want to be a "but not to CA seller" and I appreciate the input. I think I am safe shipping this based on what I have read and your answers.
I plan to have him sign a statement something like this:
"I am aware that this is a 7.5" barreled upper and all NFA rules apply. I understand all local, state, and federal laws as they relate to using this upper on a BATFE registered SBR lower receiver or on an AR pistol. I attest that this upper is legal for me to purchase and possess in my state of residence."
Any suggested additions or deletions?
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Ya thanks for not giving up on California.Thanks for all the prompt replies. I don't want to be a "but not to CA seller" and I appreciate the input. I think I am safe shipping this based on what I have read and your answers.
I plan to have him sign a statement something like this:
"I am aware that this is a 7.5" barreled upper and all NFA rules apply. I understand all local, state, and federal laws as they relate to using this upper on a BATFE registered SBR lower receiver or on an AR pistol. I attest that this upper is legal for me to purchase and possess in my state of residence."
Any suggested additions or deletions?
Thanks again, from Florida.
What's your site? You should post a link.Comment
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It sounds great, thank you very much. If he has any questions about CA law, please send him here.Thanks for all the prompt replies. I don't want to be a "but not to CA seller" and I appreciate the input. I think I am safe shipping this based on what I have read and your answers.
I plan to have him sign a statement something like this:
"I am aware that this is a 7.5" barreled upper and all NFA rules apply. I understand all local, state, and federal laws as they relate to using this upper on a BATFE registered SBR lower receiver or on an AR pistol. I attest that this upper is legal for me to purchase and possess in my state of residence."
Any suggested additions or deletions?
Thanks again, from Florida.Comment
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