does it have to be to fall under the FRT?Originally Posted by SteelCap
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does it have to be to fall under the FRT?
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bump.......
Not sure what you mean. It was posted in the thread that the Ar-10 currently do not have a FRT. Is this what you are asking?
Not quite. Just looking at all available options. I prefer to have the AR-10 too.
I would like to see one to, But with the piston operated system!
i meant does a "newly" designed and manufactured AR-10/180B whatever have to have a polymer lower to fall under the same FRT? as long as it follows exact same dimensions/specs?
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a made in canada firearm doesnt need an FRT to be sold as long as it meets the federal rules for non restricted
I would also love a Norinco AR in non restricted
Soooo, how's it going?
That won't happen. All AR variants are restricted..
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