Posted: 11/16/2013 10:02:54 AM EDT
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Are lowers still good to go? Have they now gone from being regulated to cash-and-carry since the only way you can legally build them up is to put an HBAR on them?
I saw that my local dealer is selling 80%s, so I'm wondering, initially I assumed you wouldn't be able to buy a lower anymore. |
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Are lowers still good to go? Have they now gone from being regulated to cash-and-carry since the only way you can legally build them up is to put an HBAR on them? I saw that my local dealer is selling 80%s, so I'm wondering, initially I assumed you wouldn't be able to buy a lower anymore. MSP has said they're not legal, the only exception might be a lower which says "Colt AR-15 Sporter HBAR"....or whatever the caveat is in the banned list. An 80pct lower is another gray area...buying one should be fine, but making a gun from it after October 1st wouldn't be kosher. |
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MSP has said they're not legal, the only exception might be a lower which says "Colt AR-15 Sporter HBAR"....or whatever the caveat is in the banned list. An 80pct lower is another gray area...buying one should be fine, but making a gun from it after October 1st wouldn't be kosher. Quoted:
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Are lowers still good to go? Have they now gone from being regulated to cash-and-carry since the only way you can legally build them up is to put an HBAR on them? I saw that my local dealer is selling 80%s, so I'm wondering, initially I assumed you wouldn't be able to buy a lower anymore. MSP has said they're not legal, the only exception might be a lower which says "Colt AR-15 Sporter HBAR"....or whatever the caveat is in the banned list. An 80pct lower is another gray area...buying one should be fine, but making a gun from it after October 1st wouldn't be kosher. 80% lowers are technically paperweights so they're still legal as just paperweights. Though who can prove it was made before or after Oct 1st is anyone's guess. I would say cash and no paper trail would be advisable if you go that route. |
