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To piggy back off of andrew1220, u can get anything u want when u want it, follow MA AWB of course, via a private transfer or if u know the secret Dealer handshake. Her notice is just worthless piece of ink on paper. 4+ years, no arrests, no convictions. The judge even said it’s just a notice she hasn’t done anything about it yet and she won’t. Good luck!Thank you for the clarification, andrew1220.
Which judge and in what context?To piggy back off of andrew1220, u can get anything u want when u want it, follow MA AWB of course, via a private transfer or if u know the secret Dealer handshake. Her notice is just worthless piece of ink on paper. 4+ years, no arrests, no convictions. The judge even said it’s just a notice she hasn’t done anything about it yet and she won’t. Good luck!
ThisHealey’s press release in 2016 was not a ban. Not law.
Yes you can register your build once it’s capable of firing a shot. Done.
No one has come knocking on my door and anyone else that’s registered a new AR.
I’m paraphrasing here, but when her case involving her notice went in front of the appeals court the judge said she hasn’t arrested anybody yet so what’s the problem? Thus the stalemate we are in now.Which judge and in what context?
A lower receiver was purchased pre-ban back in 2015 at an FFL dealer, but the build will be complete in a week from now, July 2020. Can an FA-10 still be filed without the firearm being considered illegal post-ban?
Pick one!Of course even from an FA-10 theres often no way to tell something is an AR clone anyways, there's no description of how its built, etc.
They have no way of knowing that my Stainlifter .223 is a bolt action, semi, AR clone, or a drilling Actually that brings up a fun question, if you have a drilling/combo rifle, what do you list in the caliber box?
Ah, that is a good tactic. Listing the rifle as .223 (which it is capable of firing), it could be many different styles.Of course even from an FA-10 theres often no way to tell something is an AR clone anyways, there's no description of how its built, etc.
They have no way of knowing that my Stainlifter .223 is a bolt action, semi, AR clone, or a drilling Actually that brings up a fun question, if you have a drilling/combo rifle, what do you list in the caliber box?
Ah, that is a good tactic. Listing the rifle as .223 (which it is capable of firing), it could be many different styles.
Unless it has a pinned mag limited to 10 rds, yes it is "large capacity", which is no big deal on the FA-10 form.When filing the FA-10, would an AR platform be considered "large capacity" and is the Model "AR-15"?
I know that many are paranoid and if so, best not to own anything that the AG considers evil.Good tactics are exactly that.
When push comes to shove lawyers aren’t cheap and each person decides how much risk that they are willing to accept.
Bob
Anderson are AM15When filing the FA-10, would an AR platform be considered "large capacity" and is the Model "AR-15"?
Jumping in here... Can someone tell me when I'm registering my recently built AR, when I do an FA-10, I'm registering the lower serial #, correct?
This i like lol. I was wondering if anyones ever build a .22 using an ar10 lower.Use a .22 upper and register it as a .22 rifle. Later buy a .223 upper and you don't have to do any paperwork for a swap. That would make an interesting data search for the FA10 people in the future.
Lol thank you.Yes, lol... lower's serial, make/model, rest of gun info... your info, that's it. done. Seller is BLANK.
Yes, lol... lower's serial, make/model, rest of gun info... your info, that's it. done. Seller is BLANK.
@UnicornPellets depending on where you bought it, the dealer may have done an FA-10 for you and registered it as a rifle with a 0" length barrel. That's what Four Seasons was doing when I bought a stripped lower there pre-healy. Check your paperwork to see if its already done and if so you're good to go.
It's impossible to FA10 a RIFLE with a 0" barrel. Tried to do it last week for a buddy who bought a lower from me that was already in the system. Said a error occurred because minimum barrel length is 16". Could be a glitch or something but that's what it said.@UnicornPellets depending on where you bought it, the dealer may have done an FA-10 for you and registered it as a rifle with a 0" length barrel. That's what Four Seasons was doing when I bought a stripped lower there pre-healy. Check your paperwork to see if its already done and if so you're good to go.
Also jumping in here, does this hypothetically apply to the "Gucci's" aswell? Be gentle please lol