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Why do folks bother with pin and weld anyway? If it's at all inconvenient to p&w, then just buy an oxy mapp torch at Home Depot and some 1100 silver solder and take a few minutes to silver solder the brake or FH on. Can also remove without grinding out a pin too should you decide to change.
I have an SBR.Is the OP claiming he has an SBR that hes running a 14.5 inch on?
Years ago my LTC class instructor guy said if you want to buy complete short uppers, make sure to have enough complete 16+ inch uppers and/or complete guns to stay legal of 'constructive possession' shenanigans. For example - you can have 4 complete AR rifles and a couple extra SBR/pistol uppers, no big deal. When you have 2 complete rifles, 2 complete rifle lowers-only and also have SBR/pistol length uppers, even if you pinky swear you've never put the two pins in just to even check out what it would look like for a second, no tax stamp... insta-prison.I have an SBR.
I also have a 14.5 inch upper for that SBR.
I want to pin a 1.5 inch muzzle device on said upper so I can put it on a rifle. At that point it would be 16".
In the mean time, I can legally own an upper of any length since I already have a SBR (with a NFA Tax Stamp). So, I can legally own an upper shorter than 16" because it goes on my SBR.
I would never break the law but has anyone ever been charged for constructive intent for owning a fewer tax stamps than short lowers?Years ago my LTC class instructor guy said if you want to buy complete short uppers, make sure to have enough complete 16+ inch uppers and/or complete guns to stay legal of 'constructive possession' shenanigans. For example - you can have 4 complete AR rifles and a couple extra SBR/pistol uppers, no big deal. When you have 2 complete rifles, 2 complete rifle lowers-only and also have SBR/pistol length uppers, even if you pinky swear you've never put the two pins in just to even check out what it would look like for a second, no tax stamp... insta-prison.
"LTC class instructor" does not make one an expert or authority figure.Years ago my LTC class instructor guy said if you want to buy complete short uppers, make sure to have enough complete 16+ inch uppers and/or complete guns to stay legal of 'constructive possession' shenanigans. For example - you can have 4 complete AR rifles and a couple extra SBR/pistol uppers, no big deal. When you have 2 complete rifles, 2 complete rifle lowers-only and also have SBR/pistol length uppers, even if you pinky swear you've never put the two pins in just to even check out what it would look like for a second, no tax stamp... insta-prison.
Was that wrong information though? It's like a 3rd grade math question - if daddy has 2 complete AR rifles, 3 rifle lowers, 1 pistol lower, and two spare 11.5 inch uppers, how many total years of federal prison does daddy have to sit?"LTC class instructor" does not make one an expert or authority figure.
Was that wrong information though? It's like a 3rd grade math question - if daddy has 2 complete AR rifles, 3 rifle lowers, 1 pistol lower, and two spare 11.5 inch uppers, how many total years of federal prison does daddy have to sit?
You probably should just sell all of that stuffI have an SBR.
I also have a 14.5 inch upper for that SBR.
I want to pin a 1.5 inch muzzle device on said upper so I can put it on a rifle. At that point it would be 16".
In the mean time, I can legally own an upper of any length since I already have a SBR (with a NFA Tax Stamp). So, I can legally own an upper shorter than 16" because it goes on my SBR.
You have an sbr? That's cute. I remember my first. Move out of your mom's basement. Maybe you'll have room to get another one.I have an SBR.
I also have a 14.5 inch upper for that SBR.
I want to pin a 1.5 inch muzzle device on said upper so I can put it on a rifle. At that point it would be 16".
In the mean time, I can legally own an upper of any length since I already have a SBR (with a NFA Tax Stamp). So, I can legally own an upper shorter than 16" because it goes on my SBR.
Why?You probably should just sell all of that stuff
Well, if you are caught transporting an unstamped lower and short barrel upper together, that’s one thing. On the other hand, the ATF got its ass kicked in US v. Thompson Center when they tried to prosecute for constructive possession/selling illegal SBRs.Was that wrong information though? It's like a 3rd grade math question - if daddy has 2 complete AR rifles, 3 rifle lowers, 1 pistol lower, and two spare 11.5 inch uppers, how many total years of federal prison does daddy have to sit?
What about all these 15-24 yr old black boys in Chicago with switch glocks? Are the ATF going after em and getting them in the mandatory 10 year minimum?Well, if you are caught transporting a unstamped lower and short barrel upper together, that’s one thing. On the other hand, the ATF got its ass kicked in US v. Thompson Center when they tried to prosecute for constructive possession/selling illegal SBRs.
What about all these 15-24 yr old black boys in Chicago with switch glocks? Are the ATF going after em and getting them in the mandatory 10 year minimum?