Stripped lowers legal?

mac1_131 said:

I think this is the rub with making an HBAR on these newly available lowers.

MSP has consistently (I think) said to be an HBAR, the dealer must be able to articulate to MSP that it is an HBAR.

Meaning catalog sheet, spec sheet, markings, whatever the dealer chooses to use to justify they sold it as an HBAR.

If you made it from a lower, how would an individual document it if MSP asked? Your own catalog sheet?

Just saying, I think this is where/how the problem arises.

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fabsroman said:

"Honey, I had to buy all that stuff last summer because it was going to be outlawed. Now, I need to buy more stuff and tools because things we thought would be illegal are not." I see this going over real well. The dog will have a better spot to sleep in than me.

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fabsroman said:

"Honey, I had to buy all that stuff last summer because it was going to be outlawed. Now, I need to buy more stuff and tools because things we thought would be illegal are not."

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Calengor said:

Somewhat related question: anyone know who makes HBAR 300AAC barrels?

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NateIU10 said:

Engage, marked hbar.

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Calengor said:

Somewhat related question: anyone know who makes HBAR 300AAC barrels?

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XCheckR said:

Holy Crap?!!? Someone else said it here, but i feel like i just fell through a time warp....

The cynic in me says...."its a trap"....could they come back later and claim we all bought in error or illegally and take our 'other' guns? (not saying we have other guns, but in the event that somebody does)...

Will watch this closely now...

Thanks to all the folks leading this charge.

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whistlersmother said:

MSP allowed those that spanned 10/1 with handgun purchases to pick up the gun after 10/1 without the HQL. I don't think there's been any reports that MSP went back on that.

I don't see MSP setting up a "trap" with the lowers now, but YMMV.

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RepublicanJD said:

Yeah, but it still seems like it's not a horrible idea to wait to see if they end up as cash and carry. Let the first set of them fly off the shelves and then try to catch them later on without the 77r.

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NateIU10 said:

This was a distinct effort on their part, but that is a valid point. They are a Maryland-based manufacturer of firearms. They got their DI AR15 pistol on the Maryland Handgun Roster. They got the first confirmation (in writing from the head of Licensing Division) that the list of Assault Long Guns only applies to long guns. We can thank them for SBR and pistol versions of otherwise banned firearms.

But don't forget about the fact we're supposed to be boycotting them for the smart gun thing...

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RepublicanJD said:

Yeah, but it still seems like it's not a horrible idea to wait to see if they end up as cash and carry. Let the first set of them fly off the shelves and then try to catch them later on without the 77r.

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moojersey said:

I think everyone from our board should buy a lower receiver from Engage. They've really stayed the course. Thanks Engage.

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BIGCHRISS197 said:

How much is engage asking for their lowers, feel free to pm me if you don't want to post here?

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