80% receiver plus complete parts kit for 10 mm ar15 using glock mags $695 ARMSLIST - For Sale: 80% AR15 10MM NEW FRONTIER 16" FREE FLOAT BUILD KIT - BLACK
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however, if you had shop in HS, YOU can complete it!!
if it went the 07 route, would not the manufacturer (the guy who hogged it out) need to apply to batfe for a serial number before it's returned to the client? it would then at that point begin a paper trail, no?Not a gunsmith.
Needs to be a 07 FFL (manufacturer). He would be manufacturing a firearm for you. And with having to stand behind the product and the liability, and covering his overhead, the cost would probably go up to where you could just buy one.
Obviously, yes.if it went the 07 route, would not the manufacturer (the guy who hogged it out) need to apply to batfe for a serial number before it's returned to the client? it would then at that point begin a paper trail, no?
Not a gunsmith.
Needs to be a 07 FFL (manufacturer). He would be manufacturing a firearm for you. And with having to stand behind the product and the liability, and covering his overhead, the cost would probably go up to where you could just buy one.
if it went the 07 route, would not the manufacturer (the guy who hogged it out) need to apply to batfe for a serial number before it's returned to the client? it would then at that point begin a paper trail, no?
Obviously, yes.
And a 4473, and efa10 if it's MA
You don’t apply for a serial number. As an 07 you can manufacture a rifle or lower or pistol or.... You have to properly mark with manufacture, location , model, serial, caliber. All per atf regulation. It goes in your manufacturing book.if it went the 07 route, would not the manufacturer (the guy who hogged it out) need to apply to batfe for a serial number before it's returned to the client? it would then at that point begin a paper trail, no?
I was with you right up until your last sentence. A milling machine is the best option.Drill presses are not meant for side force on the chuck. The chuck falls off with that side force.
A router is a better option.
Best yes but the way most of these 80% kits are used you drill so many holes thered not a lot of side pressure when you start taking out the left over bulk.I was with you right up until your last sentence. A milling machine is the best option.
Yes a milling machine is the best recommendation. If someone is trying to get out of it cheaper a router jig would be a step below a milling machine. But not a drill press it's sketchy at best.I was with you right up until your last sentence. A milling machine is the best option.
Correct. Then 666-AA, 666-AB...hmmmm so I could get an LLC called Boogaloo LLC, and manufacture "Babykiller-15" with serial numbers 666-A through 666-Z
Drill presses are not meant for side force on the chuck. The chuck falls off with that side force.
A router is a better option.
Good advice! Will re.ember if my stuff ever shows up