Condor's "Roster Question" on this FFL forum pointed out something I was not aware of. I knew the ability to do a conversion of semi-auto pistol to single shot went away. I also knew the Single Action Exemption still exists. What I didn't realize was you could still convert a double action revolver to single action.
What do you FFL's think about this? I did not have a FFL when the ability to do a single shot conversion on a semi auto pistol was still valid. My opinion at the time was it was taking advantage of a "loophole" that was contrary to the intent of the law. I could easily argue the other side too though. Its not our job as citizens to figure out intent. Its only our job to follow the law as written. I didn't have a problem building a bullet button AR back in the day and those were also taking advantage of a loophole.
I'm not asking if you do these. I'm just curious as to your thoughts on legality and on getting sideways with DOJ.
What do you FFL's think about this? I did not have a FFL when the ability to do a single shot conversion on a semi auto pistol was still valid. My opinion at the time was it was taking advantage of a "loophole" that was contrary to the intent of the law. I could easily argue the other side too though. Its not our job as citizens to figure out intent. Its only our job to follow the law as written. I didn't have a problem building a bullet button AR back in the day and those were also taking advantage of a loophole.
I'm not asking if you do these. I'm just curious as to your thoughts on legality and on getting sideways with DOJ.

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