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See what further thinking does? Be like Pappy. Don't be like Milktree and / or Pastera

But this part is still problematic:

(B)(i) that has internal functional components that are substantially similar in construction and configuration to those of an enumerated firearm in clauses (d) and (e);”
 
Do you know what this 20-year-old told me? take the teardrops and stop hitting people with your skull. Apparently she’s never live before although she might be right.
 
I’m pretty sure she didn’t know what she was talking about but if you have enough concussions, she might be right
 
** But, further thinking, the original Colt AR-15 had a larger pivot pin. So modern mil-spec lowers are not interchangeable with a Colt AR-15s. It would be dependent on “substantially similar internal construction and configuration”
Many colts also had trigger pins that were different, too. So most of the FCGs aren't compatible either.
 
Dude, if only we could watch a live feed of you for a day…

either we will applaud you or commit you!!! 😜
I’m thinking about starting a YouTube channel about the dumb shit I see every day.

But have to record it because you wouldn’t believe dumb shit I see every day

I guarantee you this. Next time someone’s overdosing, I don’t give a f*** if they have a family or not, but I’m not administering Narcan.
 
See what further thinking does? Be like Pappy. Don't be like Milktree and / or Pastera
Unfortunately your interpretation only allows a fixed mag lower that remains a fixed mag.
(f) a copy or duplicate of any firearm meeting the standards of or enumerated in clauses (d) and (e); provided, that for the purposes of this subsection, “copy or duplicate” shall mean a firearm: (A) that was manufactured or subsequently configured with an ability to accept a detachable magazine; and (B)(i) that has internal functional components that are substantially similar in construction and configuration to those of an enumerated firearm in clauses (d) and (e); or (ii) that has a receiver that is the same as or interchangeable with the receiver of an enumerated firearm in said clauses (d) and (e); provided further, that the firearm shall not be considered a copy or duplicate of a firearm identified in clauses (d) and (e) if sold, owned and registered prior to July 20, 2016
So a fixed mag gets you past (A) but part of (A) is that it cannot be restored to interchangeable magazine.
For all interchangeable magazine AR lowers the (B)(i) test fails because all ARs can accept a trigger pack that is "substantially similar" to a Colts trigger.
Similar does not mean exact.

So yes you can sell a faggoty fixed mag lower, but that's not what most people think of when asking about an AR
 
Unfortunately your interpretation only allows a fixed mag lower that remains a fixed mag.

So a fixed mag gets you past (A) but part of (A) is that it cannot be restored to interchangeable magazine.
For all interchangeable magazine AR lowers the (B)(i) test fails because all ARs can accept a trigger pack that is "substantially similar" to a Colts trigger.
Similar does not mean exact.

So yes you can sell a faggoty fixed mag lower, but that's not what most people think of when asking about an AR

What about parts (C), (D) and (E). Part (D) of (A) takes you back to (C) which shouldn't be a problem.
 
Many colts also had trigger pins that were different, too. So most of the FCGs aren't compatible either.
But Colt produced both standard size FCG pin lowers and the large ones.
Since the enumeration doesn't specify which pin size then both apply.
 
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My daily-carry change management is CVS, for its knock-down power. Col. Cooper always looked down on that newfangled SVN and all the plastic it's coded on.

You are thinking of cvs, not svn.
A. Curse you for beating me to this.
B. SVN is ancient now. We're old.
 
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