greencobra
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i just woke up from a nap...did i hear lowers? pre-ban lowers? registered pre-ban lowers? whats registered? whats a lower? (yawn) gonna do a cocktail and go back to the nap.
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I kinda agree with this but it’s pretty clear the OP’s motivation is to leave the ones he can in MA when he could just as easily take them with him. Given most of attitude here I’d say f*** it, I’ll just take them with me.
yep, but it's a sellers market here, so...whatever someone is willing to pay.....but the prices in the ads could be more friendly
On the day you are leaving mass for good fa10 them to a good friend or someone deserving of a good deal and transfer them.I don't have receipts anymore .I could probably chase em down but I have to much going on in life to do so. I was just hoping to keep the pre Healy ar15s in Mass. I'll just stick to selling the ones I know are on the books and take the other with me out of state .
My position is the state can try to prove my lowers were not possessed in the state if they are so inclined.As stated above, there is NO reason that it can't be sold in MA even if not registered prior to 7/20/16. All you need is the receipt for the original purchase/transfer by a FFL to you as proof (if you are so inclined) of possession prior to the AG's rant.
Yikes!
As someone who is trying to source their first AR, the BS and price tags associated with it all, is truly discouraging. This thread has done nothing more than further confuse me and make me feel poor. Doesn't take much to do either of those things though.
Somone ought to get the ACLU involved. All Maura's "law" has done is put an unfair burden on the less wealthy. Isn't that what their always whining about?
Christ on a bike, now I'm whining. Coffee time...
Have fun in NH OP!
Not quite sure, but I'd try "Post New Thread" and see what it does. Preferably in the MA Laws subforum.This is driving me crazy.
1. Where on NES can I start a NEW POSTING? as I have a question that many of you are not answering.
You can't, legally.4. Say you buy A LOWER out of STATE
LOL! That's a good one!5. In the MGL, it states that violations of any provisions is subject to fine and/or jail time, but what if you are trying to do the RIGHT thing at the WRONG time.
You cannot according to the AGs untested interpretation of the law. This is different in theory, but probably not practice.You can't, legally.
I was under the impression AR lowers needed to be transferred by your home state since it could be built into a pistol (if I recall). Is that incorrect (quite possibly)?You cannot according to the AGs untested interpretation of the law. This is different in theory, but probably not practice.
Out of state and pre-Healey are presumably incompatible since her dictum mentions the lower being "registered in state" (or similar text) pre 7/20. That aside, a "pre-Healey" lower is, one would expect in my opinion, not subject to her BS "at this time."1. Maybe because i’m using mobile version. Sorry will look on desktop, becuase i dont see that button anywhere.
2. perhaps i worded incorrectly.
Say you TRANSFERED A LOWER VIA FFL USING 4473 PRE HEALEY
Why not? It's pre-Healey. Whether or not you FA-10 after you build it is up to you. Legally you are supposed to within seven days of it being capable of firing. I wouldn't suggest breaking the law but I would imagine that many people do not FA-10 in this case out of fear of not seeking unwanted attention.So what if someone bought lowers before 2016 and haven't built them up yet and hasn't done anything as far as efa10, registering or whatever. Can they build it now? Do they have to efa10 it now?
No I just want to check if it's registered so it stays registered in Mass. If it's not registered I will bring it to NH with me
I would sell them all in MA registered or not. Then rebuy in new hampshire and enjoy the tidy profit.
I paid $60.00 for lowers a few years back and sold them for $300.00 last spring even that markup made me feel awkward.
Keep up, we're on to Cincinatti since post #39. Major thread hijack. OP should be in the 603 by now.
Don't talk to police. Why would one admit a crime by divulging they built a gun more than 7 days ago without registering it. And don't talk to police.My whole debate is 7days vs 3 months.
Why would the state care, you finally got around to registering it. AMEN
How can time, a man made concept, be attached to a device that knows NO TIME?
Some years ago now the ATF ruled that all frame transfers had to be done "in state" of the new owner, that the FFL is to enter them as "other" and transfer rules are the same as they are for handguns.I was under the impression AR lowers needed to be transferred by your home state since it could be built into a pistol (if I recall). Is that incorrect (quite possibly)?
I just built mine six days ago.
Yes and Yes. To the 1st question AGO stated as much, part of a MA-equivalent FOIA release and posted in my sub-forum for all to read if they care to.So what if someone bought lowers before 2016 and haven't built them up yet and hasn't done anything as far as efa10, registering or whatever. Can they build it now? Do they have to efa10 it now?
She can announce anything she likes. She doesn't arrest, file charges or prosecute individuals in MA, that's up to the DA and local police and I've never seen anything to indicate that they are "on board" with her press conference/memo. Likewise she can't grant pardons either, only Faker can do that . . . and AFAIK only after a conviction.As always IANAL and remember "at this time" in her words. She can announce tomorrow that any post-94 AR is now no bueno. It's only her benevolence and generosity that she is giving a reserved and conditional pardon to you felons in waiting.
^^^^^^ ThisIf you have a legally purchased lower and the 4473 was done. Then build it and FA10 it and shoot it
I love when a member asks a good question, gets the same answer from two or three of THE most knowledgeable people in the state, and then shrugs and disregards those answers.
Makes me wonder what the OP was hoping to hear. You want to sell in MA? Cool. Everyone’s telling you to go ahead and do so.
So you decide not to. I guess there’s no pleasing some people.