So in other words you don't know and passed along something you heard from somebody else at sometime. In the example you mentioned above the section of law has been provided and if you change the class of a you have to report it within 30 days to the registrar. That is clear but considering this object isn't a firearm until it is that section doesn't apply or I think you would have trouble arguing it applies.
Did anyone ever build one of those AR-15 lowers(plastic).
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So in other words you don't know and passed along something you heard from somebody else at sometime. In the example you mentioned above the section of law has been provided and if you change the class of a you have to report it within 30 days to the registrar. That is clear but considering this object isn't a firearm until it is that section doesn't apply or I think you would have trouble arguing it applies.
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Out of curiosity once you have completed an 80% lower do you call the CFO and they assign you a serial number? How does that work?
So in other words you're too f'n lazy to look into it yourself and instead come to an open internet forum looking for answers then use your paranoia to break everything down and make it some kind of conspiracy where there is no way to complete one of these perfectly legal 80% lowers?
If you're too afraid you'll be arrested the second you drill the last hole in the lower then don't buy one.
How could you possibly be expected to register it until after it is complete? As you said, it's not a firearm until it's done. How would any firearm be made if you had to register it before it was anything more than raw materials?
It's not like there isn't already an FRT number for them, all a firearms verifier would need to do is quickly inspect it and submit the single page form.
Just go buy a complete registered lower if you're worried about it.
Me either.. yes, it's annoying.
Calm down, Don't take people too seriously on these forums. This has all been out of curiosity for me. You stated something as fact I questioned it you responded and I was a little snide. I was looking for details of someone who has walked through the process. I never even thought about the verifier until you mentioned it. Do you need a ATT the unverified firearm to the verifier. How is this all done. I never said there was a conspiracy not quite sure what that's about. I also stated there is likely some regulation dealing with this I don't know what it is & was truly hoping you did.
I went and found the form on the RCMP site for:
to apply to register all restricted firearms you
have newly imported or acquired other than by transfer since
December 1, 1998.
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/form-formulaire/pdfs/5624-eng.pdf
However it doesn't mention the law or timelines or anything of value.
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lets go get a few beers!
the girls won at soccer over the weekend!
I'm in Panorama till Thursday mid morning, think you can make it here in time for some beers?
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I thought it was canstar you could get those through but all I can find on their website is their .50BMG?
Anyone remember who sold those? They had a nice line of very sweet 1911's and also offered a stripped fitted frame and slide
I believe Dlask did at one point. They are sold out at this time the link is below:
http://dlaskarms.com/products/1911-80-receiver-kit
Somebody else may have as well I am not sure.
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- Georgetown Ontario
Never heard of those being very common or available in Canada at all. They look interesting though.
