Can you "deregister" a previously built AR?

[Freddy B]

Apologies if this has been covered before (please just point me to the thread if it has). Let's say you've built an AR in MA and "registered" it in the portal, but now have decided to build something different. You still have the lower, but the upper is history and the lower is sitting in your safe waiting for you to get around to your next build. Anything to do here?

 

[mcb]

Go straight to jail.

 

[Boghog1]

Apologies if this has been covered before (please just point me to the thread if it has). Let's say you've built an AR in MA and "registered" it in the portal, but now have decided to build something different. You still have the lower, but the upper is history and the lower is sitting in your safe waiting for you to get around to your next build. Anything to do here?

pop a new upper on it and shoot?

 

[DW357]

pop a new upper on it and shoot?

This.
You do not have to register it everytime you buy a new upper for it.
I have multiple uppers for one lower and only registered it once.

Though given the bullshit that’s occurred over the last several years as well as the latest bill HD.4607, I’m not sure I’d bother registering anything.
**not a lawyer, not legal advice**

 

[Mesatchornug]

To the first question: no, you can never remove anything from the record. Even when you sell something and record the transfer, it still shows as yours. There's just an additional line in the system showing it as having transferred to your buyer as well

 

[BTSDOG]

 

[Freddy B]

This.
You do not have to register it everytime you buy a new upper for it.
I have multiple uppers for one lower and only registered it once.

Though given the bullshit that’s occurred over the last several years as well as the latest bill HD.4607, I’m not sure I’d bother registering anything.
**not a lawyer, not legal advice**

I asked because of the barrel length and color questions. If I registered it as a 16" black rifle, and it turns into a 20" FDE one, it looks like no one cares. Cool.

 

[MFSP101]

STFU!

 

[MFSP101]

I hate Nike. But just do it.

 

[Marty McFly]

I asked because of the barrel length and color questions. If I registered it as a 16" black rifle, and it turns into a 20" FDE one, it looks like no one cares. Cool.

Doesn't Matter at all

 

[mcshooter]

This.
You do not have to register it everytime you buy a new upper for it.
I have multiple uppers for one lower and only registered it once.

Though given the bullshit that’s occurred over the last several years as well as the latest bill HD.4607, I’m not sure I’d bother registering anything.
**not a lawyer, not legal advice**

You would have if 4420 passed. Unsure if 4607 has the same requirement

 

[Spartan65]

You would have if 4420 passed. Unsure if 4607 has the same requirement

It does

 

[Quite_Exasperated]

 

[pastera]

You would have if 4420 passed. Unsure if 4607 has the same requirement

4607 still calls out "assembled" but doesn't require a bill of materials

So in theory we will need to register every time we do a detailed strip upon reassembly.

 

[Boghog1]

So in theory we will need to register every time we do a detailed strip upon reassembly.

Sounds like an opportunity for malicious compliance

 

[pastera]

Sounds like an opportunity for malicious compliance

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