dlask ar15 lower forging

[P11]

Hello gents, I have some forgings laying around that I have no use for. Note they are not the 80% lowers, these are the full block aluminum forgings dlask used to sell.

Is it still legal to buy/sell these things?

Thanks.

 

[Blastattack]

Hello gents, I have some forgings laying around that I have no use for. Note they are not the 80% lowers, these are the full block aluminum forgings dlask used to sell.

Is it still legal to buy/sell these things?

Thanks.

Is an inert block of aluminum legal to sell? Shake your head a bit and think that through.

 

[FatCatsDad]

At one point in time some government talking head announced that if you intend to turn it into a firearm it needed to be registered.

I present the prohibited 0% lower.

 

[tiriaq]

Call Dlask? Their opinion would have merit.

 

[Cocked&Locked]

Is an inert block of aluminum legal to sell? Shake your head a bit and think that through.

^^^ No kidding.

 

[69iner]

I wouldn't sweat it, the urban youths wont be able to use it as an AR-15 receiver as its not finished. You are all good.

 

[P11]

Bros, chill on the responses lol.

Being cautious given how unilaterally the RCMP and such have been acting as of late. jeez

 

[B]

You aren't going to get anything better than speculation here.

 

[Karnage]

Forgings aren't classified as "80%" receivers. No FIN required for import/sale, so fine to sell.

Paperweights basically.

 

[I Dont Care About You]

Is an inert block of aluminum legal to sell? Shake your head a bit and think that through.

Go read the law. Then look at that forging and ask yourself, how does it relate to what the law says?

The answer is, "maybe". Depends on who is interpreting what the law says / means.

 

[I Dont Care About You]

Is an inert block of aluminum legal to sell? Shake your head a bit and think that through.

A forging is not an inert block of aluminum, not by a long shot. A forging has all the exterior dimensions and features of a receiver.

READ THE LAW - don't come back and b1tch at me until you've actually read the relevant part of the law.

 

[Armedsask]

A forging has all the exterior dimensions and features of a receiver.

No, it absolutely doesn't.

 

[B]

Forgings save machine time. They aren't (ever?) mostly complete guns. That still doesn't leave this question with a clear and established answer.

 

[call2arms]

Forgings save machine time. They aren't (ever?) mostly complete guns. That still doesn't leave this question with a clear and established answer.

a lawyer can give an opinion but a judge would be the one to give the answer. Certainly not some corrupt leo

 

[StickMan Actual]

I can tell you because I had a long talk with Murray Smith at the RCMP when we were selling these :

YES, it is 100% legal to own and sell in Canada.

However, the instant you drill so much as one datum hole or machine mark on it and - instant Prohib status.

 

[FatCatsDad]

From what i understand this is legal from the forge.
It has Zero machine work performed.


It is illegal after any machine work.

ANY machine work.

Even the beginning of a hole.

 

[old303]

Somebody take one of those and mill away all the bits that don't look like a Fleshlight and show that to the Mounties.

 

[P11]

dlask says they are still legal.

 

[Kimo62]

Bros, chill on the responses lol.

Being cautious given how unilaterally the RCMP and such have been acting as of late. jeez

There's always one or two a$$hole$ on the internet. don't sweat it!

 

[wolf19534]

Hello gents, I have some forgings laying around that I have no use for. Note they are not the 80% lowers, these are the full block aluminum forgings dlask used to sell.

Is it still legal to buy/sell these things?

Thanks.

May I ask....what are or will you be asking inre: price...thx...wolf