I know you can't ship lower receivers to Ma

[Asaltweapon]

Hold on. 26 replies and not one "Hi Maura" yet????

I was thinking it. Does that count? LOL

 

[glide]

He can't, the FFL would lose his license for selling him something he can't legally posses in his home state.

You can't ship lowers to anywhere unless it goes to an FFL, its not just a MA thing. They're serialized parts unless you're talking unfinished 80%.

He can legally possess an AR-style rifle in MA. Show me the law that says you cannot.

 

[vcman]

The entire premise of this thread is wrong. You assert we all know you can't ship AR lowers to MA. This is a false assertion on both point. Not everyone knows this AND it is possible to ship lowers to MA. There are certainly retarded manufacturers and retailers that will not but they are the exception.

An AR lower is a firearm federally so needs to be shipped to an FFL. In MA an AR lower is the equivalent of a paperweight. It is an unregulated chunk of metal. If your local FFL won't either sell you one or accept one inbound for a transfer, find another FFL that will. Plenty will.

Some of the AG proclamations of 6/20/16 have some basis in law. The reinterpretation of the AWB is it relates to copies/duplicates while patently ridiculous has a non-zero chance of being upheld.

Her declaration that a receiver that could be built into an AW is itself an AW has zero basis in law since the receiver is totally unregulated by MA law. Many dealers have figured this out and stopped worrying about the selling of receivers. Some might make you sign something saying you will only build it into a 22LR.

Ummm tell me more about building a 22 ar, can i used regular ar 15 reciver as a ma resident? I dont have a .22 yet,be nice if i can own one.

 

[tjr]

Hold on. 26 replies and not one "Hi Maura" yet????

Hi to Witch Maura!

 

[one-eyed Jack]

He can legally possess an AR-style rifle in MA. Show me the law that says you cannot.

This. Jack.

 

[rkwjunior]

He can legally possess an AR-style rifle in MA. Show me the law that says you cannot.

Even a newly transferred lower that was built yesterday?

 

[Lxpony]

Even a newly transferred lower that was built yesterday?

Yes.

 

[Lxpony]

Ummm tell me more about building a 22 ar, can i used regular ar 15 reciver as a ma resident? I dont have a .22 yet,be nice if i can own one.

Any ar15 lower will work. Buy a cmmg bolt and mag conversion from Ebay and slap it in any ar15 upper.

 

[rkwjunior]

Yes.

So there is no legislation that says I cant posses newly transferred and built Ar platform rifles?

 

[Lxpony]

So there is no legislation that says I cant posses newly transferred and built Ar platform rifles?

10000% correct

 

[CrackPot]

Ummm tell me more about building a 22 ar, can i used regular ar 15 reciver as a ma resident? I dont have a .22 yet,be nice if i can own one.

22LR AR Conversion kit, Bravo | CMMG Inc.

 

[rkwjunior]

10000% correct

So king Maura's reinterpretation of the AWB holds no merit whatsoever?

 

[jron]

A lower is considered the firearm..

To the Feds yes. To the state of Mass, No

 

[Varmint]

So there is no legislation that says I cant posses newly transferred and built Ar platform rifles?

Nope, there’s only the AG’s FAQ on the internet claiming it’s illegal. And she’s never prosecuted despite many violations.

 

[Glockster30]

Time for an FFL to run a Group Buy!