Is buying a lower receiver enough.

[Ratzilla]

People just don't want to make assumptions of what will happen. Everyone's comfortable with a different level of hedging their bets.

 

[wbaad]

Well I shouldn’t happen in the first place. Can we stop rolling over and accepting this bs?

 

[Ratzilla]

Well I shouldn’t happen in the first place. Can we stop rolling over and accepting this bs?

Who's rolling over?

 

[Brian46]

NZ has started confiscation, but apparently they will compensate.
If there are 66-odd thousand ARs in Canada, that would amount to a hundred million, give or take.

Most have said they will only turn in a stripped lower, that drops the cost dramatically. Not like they care, we all are going to pay for it through taxes

 

[caramel]

Complete rifles in both majors AR caliber 223 and 308, you may have a AR15 but you could be stop of owning an AR10. Better be safe than sorry.

 

[Dietz]

No,
Here’s my take on it.
Once you have a lower, it’s registered as a lower.
Once you complete the build , they want the caliber and barrel length.

So if there’s a ban, I don’t think there’ll be any more registering of AR15s.

So, what I would do, is register your lower, once you get it ,as complete rifle.
You just need to make sure you get the correct barrel length.

There’s nothing saying you can’t have a complete rifle and then strip it back down,and sell the parts. If anybody asks. Understand?

That makes no sense.

The AR15 is not classified nor treated differently wether it's a receiver or a complete rifle. It's considered and classified as a restricted, semi-automatic, AR15, no matter how it's registered.

If they prohibit, they prohibit the action (AR15), not the barrel lenght or caliber.