80% lowers MERGED THREADS - please ask in here, not a new thread

[shaocaholica]

I don't know why you have to make it a Single Shot...your building it and keeping it, right? Gun stores and private sales convert it to single shot(SSE) to bypass the handgun roster for sale or transfer. Stores can NO longer do that anymore. SSE is ban. That's why you can't buy them in the store anymore. Single Shot Exemption is history. Before once u own the AR Pistol u can removed the SS and back to semi with bullet button and 10rd mag. Hope that help understanding all these process(hurdles).

Like many said, the new law will take effect, it will create more hurdles to go through.

Single shot also applies to manufacturing which is what this thread is about (80%). It doesn't come up often in discussion because its a very niche topic but you do have to pinky swear you built it first as single shot in your garage before converting to semi. Something about manufacturing(you are the manufacturer in this case) an 'unsafe' handgun if you build it as semi auto from the get go.

I would recommend keeping all of the parts used to make it single shot and dated receipts. At least until statute of limitations passes although by then you'd probably forgot you had those parts. It shouldn't be a huge burden.

[Whiterabbit]

Calgunners also debate what makes a single shot a single shot. Some argue that an upper with a gas system is semi-auto period, even if the lower has zero capability of accepting more than one round. I don't think any of us really know the answer to that.

Flowcharts and PC aren't so helpful, since they don't really define semi auto. not really. If they did, there woul dbe no debate on whether gas system = semi auto.

[Spyder]

Why?

[target_shot]

Why did you sell the sled? You should keep all those single shot parts forever or at least have receipts for them.

Why?

+1 on why?

[Whiterabbit]

Thanks. They are really on it for the pictures. Maybe they are worried about people registering taco chips and the like...

Can you let us know how the reciever-only reg goes? Nothing saying you aren't going to have a RAW capable rifle built by December 26 (someone gifting you the upper for Christmas, etc), so I can't imagine having trouble registering as RAW next year, but still, reciever-only is reciever-only....

[nagzul]

Tagged for updates.

[Whiterabbit]

Hey Target shot,

Did you submit 2x on one fee? or did you have to pay $19 each?

[target_shot]

I paid $19.00 for 2 VolRegs and 7 intrafamial transfers.

When done through CRIS, DOJ counts the $19 fee as 1 "session", just like a DROS. You can do as many forms as you want, I suspect....

The only caveat is that the LE Gun Release Form is $20, so I bet that this form has its own fee.


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[Whiterabbit]

Perfect.

Let me know if you need to pay another $19 when you upload those pics

[target_shot]

You don't

They do not "reject", they just say "incomplete". Just click the "resubmit" button, and it becomes active again


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[wingnut232]

Following for info.

[Junkie]

You don't

They do not "reject", they just say "incomplete". Just click the "resubmit" button, and it becomes active again


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I've seen claims that they'll reject if you try to register a semiauto handgun

[target_shot]

I've seen claims that they'll reject if you try to register a semiauto handgun

I agree. I was speaking about their procedure if the user fails to submit pictures.

[moparmoneyman]

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[Redwoodm4]

How long after you submitted it did the doj request pics