laws to building an AR

[GotGuns]

I have read a few threads about people building there own AR.
Is there any laws about buying the parts online and building one?

Don't you have to register them like a hand gun?

 

[Chris]

Federally, there is no law anymore. Don't know about CT. Might want to post this in the Connecticut law forum.

(or a mod move it there)

 

[icyclefar]

Yes and sort of.........

 

[Twigg]

Don't you have to register them like a hand gun?

Heck, we don't call this "The Commiewealth" for nothin'.

We'd have to register slingshots, (They are banned. ) iffin' we could buy them here.

It's for the children don't 'cha know !

 

[GaryO]

I have read a few threads about people building there own AR.
Is there any laws about buying the parts online and building one?

Don't you have to register them like a hand gun?

I bought my upper from Stag which is located in CT. They originally sent me a non compliant upper and when I called them, I had the compliant upper overnight. Can't say enough good things about Stag customer service.
The only problem is why can't we have bayo lugs?

 

[GSG]

Because stabbing someone with a knife on the end of the gun when you could have shot them is inhumane, reckless, and borderline Republican. Those are all evil things in this part of the country.

 

[Lugnut]

Federally, there is no law anymore. Don't know about CT. Might want to post this in the Connecticut law forum.

(or a mod move it there)

So the federal form I had the FFL fill out when I purchased my stripped lower isn't required in other states?

 

[sdavid]

The stripped lower is the firearm (or whatever the batf calls it now), and it warrants the 4473