YouWillShootYourEyeOutKid
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It is my understanding that if you have a stripped lower receiver that was purchased before 10/2013, it must have an hbar if it is assembled after 10/2013. Is this correct?
A non-HBAR upper is okay for pre 10/2013 lowers you own, even if built today.
You can also do MULTIPLE pre-ban uppers for your pre-ban lower.
yup because the msp says different.
But that response says a lower that was purchased AFTER 10/2013, right?yup because the msp says different.
But that response says a lower that was purchased AFTER 10/2013, right?
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Exactly, but the OP can't seem to understand the difference.
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It is my understanding that if you have a stripped lower receiver that was purchased before 10/2013, it must have an hbar if it is assembled after 10/2013. Is this correct?
If you can prove you owned it PRIOR, BEFORE, or PRECEDING 10/13, then you can use whatever barrel profile (NFA excluded). The HBAR requirement is for lowers purchased AFTER or LATER than 10/13. Assembly date in this case is not relevant.
First of all you don't need to prove anything, that is the states job. Technically the sale of stripped lowers has not changed. What has changed is stripped lowers bought after the cutoff date cannot be assembled into a banned configuration. What is unclear is whether stripped lowers bought before the cutoff date can be assembled into a banned configuration. It becomes a matter of interpretation and how much risk you are willing to accept.
First of all you don't need to prove anything, that is the states job. Technically the sale of stripped lowers has not changed. What has changed is stripped lowers bought after the cutoff date cannot be assembled into a banned configuration. What is unclear is whether stripped lowers bought before the cutoff date can be assembled into a banned configuration. It becomes a matter of interpretation and how much risk you are willing to accept.
It is my understanding that if you have a stripped lower receiver that was purchased before 10/2013, it must have an hbar if it is assembled after 10/2013. Is this correct?
The law is ambiguous about the issue. A strict interpretation would say that it needed to be assembled into a non hbar configuration before the cutoff date. Others are not as strict on the interpretation. In either case, the state would need to prove that it was not possessed prior to the cutoff date. You need to determine the level of risk you are willing to take. I tend toward the less strict interpretation.
So Correct me if I am wrong. I Lower purchased prior to 10/1/2013 was considered a firearm, due to the 4473 and the 77R you filed out. So all rules/laws before 10/1/2013 apply to that firearm! The proof is the 77R. There may be a problem with the long guns purchase before 10/1/2013 because the state never registered a 77R on those particular firearms. IMO