AR legal question.

[suprathepeg]

Are AR lowers considered firearms or it is just the upper?

 

[AB.boy]

The serialized part is the lower...thus that is the firearm in this case.

 

[41 Colt]

Uppers are just "parts".

 

[Questar]

Are AR lowers considered firearms or it is just the upper?

This is the "firearm"...

just the lower receiver.

 

[ian_in_vic]

They're a bugger to get a trigger lock on, what with them not having a trigger and all.

 

[41 Colt]

They're a bugger to get a trigger lock on, what with them not having a trigger and all.

Does that actually require a trigger lock? I recall something from my CFSC about removing major fire control components meant you didn't need a trigger lock on a restricted if it was just in a locked cabinet because it didn't function.

 

[ajayofcanada]

Double locked is the rule, you don't need a trigger lock if you for example, have it in a locked room, and have the front door to your house locked, that equals 2 locks.

Trigger locks are not mandatory.

 

[ViktorF]

Double locked is the rule, you don't need a trigger lock if you for example, have it in a locked room, and have the front door to your house locked, that equals 2 locks.

Trigger locks are not mandatory.

Unless you let someone who is not an RPAL holder in your house; and you let them leave your sight...then its only one lock.

Those cable locks would suffice; or a safe.

 

[tree mugger]

Double locked is the rule, you don't need a trigger lock if you for example, have it in a locked room, and have the front door to your house locked, that equals 2 locks.

Trigger locks are not mandatory.

ajayofcanada and VictorF you are both incorrect !!!!!

The front door is NOT applicable as a lock.

If in a case or a cabinet the restricted firearm REQUIRES a lock rendering it inoperable (trigger or cable lock) AND the cabinet MUST be locked REGARDLESS of whether the house is locked or not !!!!

 

[OZZ]

Are AR lowers considered firearms or it is just the upper?

Are you serious?? You dont know the lower on a AR is the registered part and you are giving people crap in the other thread about being qualified to train with a black rifle??

I think you need a refresher in the very basics

 

[smak_daddy]

If the restricted firearm is in a safe, no trigger lock is required.