Posted: 2/17/2016 8:54:11 AM EDT
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OK, I have 2 stripped lowers at my ffl. They said that they are considered "other" on the form 4473. So I want to build one as a pistol and one as a rifle down the road. My understanding is that I build the one as a pistol when I have time, then complete a RI-060 with me as seller and buyer with the date that I complete the build. I then file the RI-060 with my local Sherrif. End of story on pistol.
The rifle I can build at any point and I'm done. No more paperwork required. Please advise accordingly! :) |
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The advice here is correct. The only thing not mentioned is whether or not you have a CPL...
In both cases, transfer both lowers as "Other" on the 4473. Build one into a rifle when time permits, and you're done. No extra paperwork. For the lower that will become a pistol: If you have a CPL, you will build the lower into a pistol when time permits, and within 10 days of completing it, you will drop off the RI-60 with you as buyer (using your CPL number) and seller at your local LE station. If you don't have a CPL, you will go to your local LE station and obtain a pistol purchase permit which is valid for 30 days. During those 30 days, you will assemble the lower into a pistol. Within 10 days of completion of the pistol, you will submit the RI-60 with you as buyer (using the NICS check number from the pistol purchase permit) and seller to your local LE station. |