not relevant no more.

[jemswirl]

delete

[dvs762]

it also depends on how his lower was DROS's..if it wasnt DROS'd as a built sse pistol it may have been done as a rifle lower regardless of what the lower has printed on it..and i think you will have a hard time getting a FFL to do it as a stripped lower. I wouldnt do it.

[dvs762]

I thought you cant dros stripped lowers as pistols in California..I may be wrong..does the receiver say pistol on it?

[Oceanbob]

DROS out as a stripped lower PISTOL. He had a couple and never go around to build this one.

You will want to see his original DROS paperwork to make sure it's indeed a Pistol. If it is, just throw on a pistol upper to get past the 10 days.

Bob

[kemasa]

It's stamped Pistol on receiver from factory and it was DROS as pistol when bought.

I would assume that since it would not have been on the certified list, that the buyer was exempt, such as a LEO. That is why it could be transferred, whereas most people can't have it originally transferred to them and can only do the transfer if it is exempt, such as a CA PPT.

[painkiller]

a receiver needs to have pistol stamped on it to dros as one?

[ugimports]

a receiver needs to have pistol stamped on it to dros as one?

no, but it makes some people feel better