AR15 Question

[program]

If I buy a lower in 223/5.56 and build it to a 6.8 SPC by all MA laws no lug and everything else. Is the a legal issue because on the forms its says 223/5.56 and the seriel number of the lower?

 

[Mike-Mike]

nope. You can change the caliber of the gun after you buy it.

 

[jdubois]

Is the a legal issue because on the forms its says 223/5.56

On what forms?

 

[program]

Wont they fill out the same form as they do when you buy any gun?

 

[LoginName]

Wont they fill out the same form as they do when you buy any gun?

You mean the FA-10?

 

[Mike-Mike]

Wont they fill out the same form as they do when you buy any gun?

the FA10 form is what you filled out when you buy the ar15 or the lower. After you but it you can change the caliber with out submitting any other paperwork.

 

[Scrivener]

Hint: This forum has a Legal section.

Use it.

You will also find a discussion of the pointlessness of registering a mere lower.

 

[terraformer]

You will also find a discussion of the pointlessness of registering a mere lower.

Yeah, but can you imagine if we had to register all of it separately??? Ugh!

 

[Jake L]

I have Stripped Lower Receivers that are stamped Multi Caliber. These can be used for any caliber and at least your 6.8 won’t be identified as a 5.56 - 223 by others. Or I can get Stripped lowers stamped 6.8 for $135.00 plus shipping and handling to me. It always seems better to me if you are going to go through the trouble of an AR in a different caliber that the lower receiver doesn’t say 5.56 - .223.
Multi Caliber lowers $125.00 for stripped $300.00 complete Mil-spec with A2 stock.
6.8 caliber lowers 135.00 + shipping for stripped $310.00 + shipping complete Mil-spec. with A2 stock.

Contact me for details and pricing for other configurations.

Also if you have not purchased your 6.8 upper yet I may be able to save you some money.

Thank you
John
JDL Sales
[email protected]
www.jdlsales.net

 

[Scrivener]

Yeah, but can you imagine if we had to register all of it separately??? Ugh!

Can you imagine just how inane your premise is, given that only functioning firearms or those that can be readily made functional need to be so registered?

 

[doobie]

Can you imagine just how inane your premise is, given that only functioning firearms or those that can be readily made functional need to be so registered?

And that you could just put 'Multiple' down for calibre. (At least for NFA)

 

[Scrivener]

Not unlike a Thompson Contender.