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Posted: 2/7/2009 10:26:27 AM EDT
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Hey I'm putting together my first ar-15, well I'm buying the parts for the lower and letting a qualified gun smith put it all together. I had a couple of questions though
1. Do I have all the stuff I need for a compete lower. 1. POF Stripped lower (http://www.pof-usa.com/lower/P415-GENIII-STRIPPED-LOWER.htm) 2. AR15/10 SINGLE STAGE, DROP-IN, COMPETITION, TRIGGER GROUP. (http://www.pof-usa.com/parts/timney661.htm) 3. Houge Pistol grip (http://www.parts4ar15.com/ar-15_accessories/product/Hogue15000.html) 4. BCM Retractile stock (http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/M4-Stock-Milspec-p/stock%20m4%20milspec%20black%20-%20gen2.htm) 2. I was going to put a 11.5 in upper on this lower. If I go through all of the proper NFA paperwork to get my 11.5 inch upper do I have to redo my paperwork once I attach the upper to the lower and pay another $200 tax? Thanks in advance for any help. Also what's your take on different types of stocks I was looking at these two also 1. A magpul CTR stock (http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/Magpul-CTR-Stock-Black-p/magpul%20ctr-m%20stock%20black.htm) 2. A Vltor Carbine EMOD (http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/Vltor-Carbine-Enhanced-Modstock-Kit-p/vltor%20aebk-mb%20emod-m%20kit%20black.htm) |
| You need a lpk to complete the process. The SBR tax stamp is a one time tax per receiver that the short barrel will be attached to. Stocks are one of the most user specific items a shooter can add to his gun so I can't comment on which stock would be the best match for you. |
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