80% lower?

Been there done that. You can finish the receiver complete before registering, and have 30 days from completion to do so (and no you CANNOT take it to the range before registering). They require pictures of both sides and from the top down showing the internal cavity. You must show the serial no., and it has to be a certain depth (about .010 if I remember correct) Also they will veto a serial no if it is offensive (like f### you) and you get to grind it out and start again. Other than that you can put in whatever you like for a serial no. Once they have approved it, they will issue you an frt # and you just register it online, and it can be registered as a receiver only, although they say once you put an upper on it to re register it, but if you are using multiple uppers their isn't much point. My AR 15 is a receiver only , and my AR10 is barreled. This was for receivers from scratch, but I doubt it is any differant for an 80%.

They never actually asked to see pictures of the serial numbers on the ar15(s), nor made reference to the depth of the engraving. Just wanted to see the FCG pocket to make sure it wouldn't fit an auto-sear. They did ask for the serial number, just not a pic of it.
It might have been different for the Ar10(s) since no one had made homemade ar10 lowers before.

I know that for businesses the specifics on what, where, and how deep the engraving is, is more specific.
 
Generic FRT number for homemade AR-15 in .223 is 120306-X; 5.56 is 120316-X. X suffix will relate to barrel length.
 
so im going to register my hammer cause i want to tape a 12g shell to it and use it for a door breacher, wait !! the lg registry is dead i dont have to anymore!! wait its to short then it makes it prohibited , dam i have a prohibited weapon!! so can i get grandfathered a 12.4? cause i owned the hammer for at least 20 years...

I would totally love to see a vid of someone attempting to breach a door by shotgun hammer!:D:owned:
 
funny, i engraved a 0% lower, had it sent to the RCMP, and guess what.... came back as a registered AR. even have the FRT paperwork describing the firearm.

so back to what i said, if there is INTENT to make a firearm, the object IS a firearm

Just because you "did" this, doesn't mean you "had" to do this. Big difference! I have a couple Dlask 80%'s that I "INTEND" to make into firearms some day. Does this mean they should be currently registered? I think not!
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I see you got some from the last good batch......

the ones Joe's selling now need a bit more work and depending on the batch, the work needed to be done is different.

my friend bought two from Dlask and they were both different in terms of what needed to be done to complete.

I bought one a couple years ago and it's exactly like yours. I think we got the same batch. I wish I had bought more









Just because you "did" this, doesn't mean you "had" to do this. Big difference! I have a couple Dlask 80%'s that I "INTEND" to make into firearms some day. Does this mean they should be currently registered? I think not!
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