Keep poking the big dog and you will get bite-ATF 20-10
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Re: Keep poking the big dog and you will get bite-ATF 20-10
Firearms manufactor has alway been a regulated activity.jmeister wrote:Ghost guns services done without mfg license?
Some gunsmiths have machinist services and have machined paper weights to firearms.
2010-10 allowed these 01 to do work for 07s , as a manufactor process.
Now when the paperweights became popular , I guess that enough interest for unmarked firearms but not enough skill in those who bought them. Money can buy skill,but now that is done.
So the FFL and unlicensed machine shop where supplying this skill and the ATF got enough questions from dumb shits to give it notice and the ATF has made it a regulated activity.
So if you took a 80 lower to Bubba Gunsmithy , Bubba must record in a manufactor log and then for you to get it , a 4473 must be done. And Bubba must log the firearm into his A/D bound book.
I have never machined a 80 lower for a non licensed individual because it has always been in a grey area. That has changed.
If you have the tools , you can still DIY.
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Re: Keep poking the big dog and you will get bite-ATF 20-10
If you take a reciever ( firearm) and parts to a gunsmith that where already yours , then that is gunsmithing and regulated under a 01.
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Re: Keep poking the big dog and you will get bite-ATF 20-10
This is a result of Ares selling the 'unfinished forgings' (mistakenly known as 80% lowers) to a customer, then the customer would step over to the milling machine where an employee set it up, and instructed customer on what button to push to start milling it out.
Nothing has changed from the original law.
- DIY firearms are still good to go.
Nothing has changed from the original law.
- DIY firearms are still good to go.
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Re: Keep poking the big dog and you will get bite-ATF 20-10
kokopelli wrote:This is a result of Ares selling the 'unfinished forgings' (mistakenly known as 80% lowers) to a customer, then the customer would step over to the milling machine where an employee set it up, and instructed customer on what button to push to start milling it out.
Nothing has changed from the original law.
- DIY firearms are still good to go.
I already said that