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Posted: 9/4/2016 7:11:40 PM EDT
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So just to confirm. A finished 80% is treated as a firearm. And must go through a ffl, even it we are both Texas residents?
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So just to confirm. A finished 80% is treated as a firearm. And must go through a ffl, even it we are both Texas residents? No FTF/FTW What is ftw? For The Win Can the buyer and seller feasibly meet face to face? Or is this a situation where the buyer and seller are both in TX and the seller wants to know if it's legal to ship the receiver directly to the buyer? |
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For The Win Can the buyer and seller feasibly meet face to face? Or is this a situation where the buyer and seller are both in TX and the seller wants to know if it's legal to ship the receiver directly to the buyer? Quoted:
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So just to confirm. A finished 80% is treated as a firearm. And must go through a ffl, even it we are both Texas residents? No FTF/FTW What is ftw? For The Win Can the buyer and seller feasibly meet face to face? Or is this a situation where the buyer and seller are both in TX and the seller wants to know if it's legal to ship the receiver directly to the buyer? Seller in San Antonio, buyer in El Paso. 600 miles and change apart. |
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FYI if you sell an 80% that you have machined to 100%, you are required to add all of the manufacturer's data to the lower, i.e. Your Name, Your City and State, Model Number, Caliber and a Serial Number. If you're a licensed manufacturer you do. Individuals have no such requirements for "Title I" firearms. |
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FYI if you sell an 80% that you have machined to 100%, you are required to add all of the manufacturer's data to the lower, i.e. Your Name, Your City and State, Model Number, Caliber and a Serial Number. If you're a licensed manufacturer you do. Individuals have no such requirements for "Title I" firearms. It is recommended, not required by the ATF to engrave a serial number on the lower only to aid in identification if it is lost or stolen. I do not understand why so many people keep spitting out that bullshit. The one I love the most is "it is illegal to sell a completed 80% lower" or "once you finish it, it is yours forever". Another funny one is "a gun without a serial number is illegal". |
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