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Posted: 9/14/2004 3:15:18 AM EDT
Okay, so the AWB has sunset - HOORAY!
 However, from what I've been reading 922(r) still applies w/r/t assembly of "so called" AW's from imported parts. So, my real question is, using the correct number of U.S. made components, can an individual attach some of the evil features to a built-up gun, like a folding stock or flash suppressor to these guns? Anyone know? |
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Posted: 9/14/2004 5:33:41 AM EDT
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Sure, 10 or less imported "parts" and you're good to go. Otherwise, the previous "post ban" guns built using imported parts wouldn't have been previously allowed either, since they couldn't be imported in that configuration (i.e., PG and standard mags). Just be aware that you could be adding an extra imported part and may need to make up for that elsewhere.
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