Fox123
Ultimate Member
You also do not need to serialize it in order to sell it at a later date.
All the language pertaining to serializing requirements is only for licensed manufacturers.
80 Percent AR Registration?
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You also do not need to serialize it in order to sell it at a later date.
All the language pertaining to serializing requirements is only for licensed manufacturers.
I'll walk that line with maryland laws, but not on federal laws.
So if you pass. Can't be sold because you didn't have a Manufacture FFL?
No Laws broken if you sell. What line would you be speaking of? Something that 20k MDS members don't know?
Fox123
Ultimate Member
There is no walking the line or "loop hole".
It is a matter of following the law.
If something is not illegal, it is by nature, legal.
I did not say for an inter-state (or is it intra state when selling and both parties are of different state residents) that you have to do the transfer through FFL, all I'm saying is that a serial number is not required.
BananaRunt
Member
- Dec 9, 2017
- 15
I just read this and laughed...didn’t initially catch the “neighbor’s” part of “bury the rest in your neighbor’s back yard.”
Sorry, Bob...
Snav
Active Member
D**n, I built a non 5.56 and specifically made sure Hbar was on receipt. I'll know better next time, was a lot of extra effort.
