he is asking $850
he said he lives in MD, so all i would need is a bill of sale since i'm a MD resident also.
Purchasing a AR that was an 80%
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he is asking $850
he said he lives in MD, so all i would need is a bill of sale since i'm a MD resident also.
Not gonna make me tell you what tried and true quality brands you can buy for $850 are you?
Your "friend" can reset his password... LOLI'm calling troll on this one...
Your call troll has been called back. Thank you for trying
and he did
Blacksmith101
Grumpy Old Man
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I would be a little worried about taking a home builders word that it is an HBAR, kind of hard to point out company advertising saying it is an HBAR if the MSP finally defines it as something different.
Hawkeye
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You can get a better rifle than that for $850, or an awesome one for a little more (look at the E-Forge rifles that Engage Armament builds for $999 right here: http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=191285 for example).
Plus it will have none of the potential downfalls of this deal.
Is that a picture of the rifle?
If so, it's NOT from an 80% lower unless he had some fancy engraving and coating done. I don't recognize the trademark, but that looks like a commercial lower to me.
Are you SURE that he's not saying he built it from a "stripped" lower as opposed to an 80% lower? (Or maybe he's confused about that bit...)
Did he used to live in WV or something? WV (as far as I know) doesn't even have any sort of gun registration, so maybe he means he bought it there or something? In any case, the whole thing seems a little odd, and it really isn't a good enough deal to bother with the potential issues.
Theoretically, since you are both MD residents (but I would make EXTRA sure of that...) you can buy it face to face since it's an HBAR.
But I wouldn't. For that money, I'd go with a quality new rifle from a known source.
Z_Man
Ultimate Member
for 850 you can get a colt 6721, or a windham HBC. brand new with factory warrantee.
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850 bucks for a 80% lower home build?
HAHAHAHAHA.
Go get yourself a Colt or Engage rifle and be happy.
There is nothing on that rifle jumping out as a "deal". And the potential headache (besides legal questions) are obvious.
HAHAHAHAHA.
Go get yourself a Colt or Engage rifle and be happy.
There is nothing on that rifle jumping out as a "deal". And the potential headache (besides legal questions) are obvious.
DaemonAssassin
Why should we Free BSD?
Bail.
Also, for 850, I can build a incredible AR.
Also, for 850, I can build a incredible AR.
yes that is the rifle in the picture.
i'm not sure if he has lived in WV prior or not. but at the rate it's going, it doesn't look like i'm going to be getting it, lol.
thank you all very much for your input. seems like you saved me from a bit of a headache.
A lot of people seem to think filling out a 4473 is "registration."
The word seems to be used very loosely to mean something like "lawfully owned" or "legitimate" or "legal."
The word seems to be used very loosely to mean something like "lawfully owned" or "legitimate" or "legal."
Hollywood Ball
Mountaineer
There is no registration in WV.
If seller honestly thinks his rifle is registered in WV, he doesn't know enough for you to trust him that it's an HBAR.
Skip. Avoid. Run away....
For the same money, you can get an equivalent rifle made by a real manufacturing business instead of on the floor of some guy's bedroom, that comes with actual documentation that it's MD-legal.
Skip. Avoid. Run away....
For the same money, you can get an equivalent rifle made by a real manufacturing business instead of on the floor of some guy's bedroom, that comes with actual documentation that it's MD-legal.
Seems to me that the seller bought the lower in WV, not sure if they were a resident or just bought it there. I think he has the 80% thing confused with stripped as someone mentioned. I am not sure he can or could ever buy a stripped lower from a WV store as a MD resident without getting it transferred through a MD FFL. Seems like way to many red flags with the most being the price of which you can get a Colt HBAR for. Seems like a no brainer.
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