Stripped Lowers For Sale!!!!
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- Mar 16, 2011
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Can be completed as AR pistol, SBR, or HBAR rifle.
- Mar 16, 2011
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Here is the response from MSP. It still doesn't make sense. Waiting on more. I had asked why the AR15 receiver needs a 77r and the AR10 does not. This still doesn't show why the receiver would need a 77r.
"Because the AR-10 was never a regulated firearm and the AR-15 is."
"Because the AR-10 was never a regulated firearm and the AR-15 is."
The Maryland State Police is a clown circus. (MSP, I know you reads these threads--you should be ashamed of the way you conduct official business.)
Bertfish
Throw bread on me
Now that is confidence inspiring
They really are a bunch of clowns. Just don't want to see any of our IPs (or any FFL for that matter) get pinched because someone at MSP got fast fingers and sent out some emails
backhome426
Member
Now that is confidence inspiring
They really are a bunch of clowns. Just don't want to see any of our IPs (or any FFL for that matter) get pinched because someone at MSP got fast fingers and sent out some emails
No pinching. The other thread has comments that say MSP has had this on the table for some time just hasn't released it.
I have always been told an AR-10 receiver was regulated, but the complete AR-10 was not, is that incorrect? Can a Md. FFL sell an AR-10 receiver as cash/carry? Also OP, will you order or accept transfers for other stripped ar-15 lowers?
- Mar 16, 2011
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AR10 / AR10 receiver is not regulated and can be sold cash and carry.
Yes, we can order and do transfers of other lower receivers.
sleev-les
Prestige Worldwide
My form 1 better not get rejected a 3rd time then... Especially on a pre Oct rifle..
In other news, this is awesome.. I may have to pick up 3 or 4 or 10 lowers..
- Mar 16, 2011
- 3,410
My form 1 better not get rejected a 3rd time then... Especially on a pre Oct rifle..
In other news, this is awesome.. I may have to pick up 3 or 4 or 10 lowers..
We are pre-selling them. If you want some give us a call.
Dan
- Mar 16, 2011
- 3,410
Latest update from MSP
"Sir,
I am sorry, I am not at my desk right now so I can not quote what section of MD code it is but the lower receiver is classified as a firearm. The complete assault weapon version of the AR-15 is banned but because the lower receiver is classified as a firearm and can still be built into legal firearms it was found to be exempt from the current version of the law. A 77R is required to purchase a lower receiver, an HQL is not. Multiple purchases can be made just as before. You can of course complete the weapon with a heavy barrel and sell it as a non-regulated firearm but a lower receiver sold on its own required a 77R. "
"Sir,
I am sorry, I am not at my desk right now so I can not quote what section of MD code it is but the lower receiver is classified as a firearm. The complete assault weapon version of the AR-15 is banned but because the lower receiver is classified as a firearm and can still be built into legal firearms it was found to be exempt from the current version of the law. A 77R is required to purchase a lower receiver, an HQL is not. Multiple purchases can be made just as before. You can of course complete the weapon with a heavy barrel and sell it as a non-regulated firearm but a lower receiver sold on its own required a 77R. "
It might be a firearm, but how is it a REGULATED firearm?
The receiver can be built as a handgun, which makes it "possibly" regulated.
If the reciever is built into an HBAR, cash and carry. If the reciever is to be finished as a handgun then regulated. They are just trying to keep things difficult.
Since when is a 77r needed for a possible future firearm? If it's not now a regulated firearm, why does MSP have a right to demand a 77r? What if it's gonna be an HBAR?
MSP says you can buy multiple lowers. How can you do that without being a DC if it's regulated?
BS from MSP .
MSP says you can buy multiple lowers. How can you do that without being a DC if it's regulated?
BS from MSP .
backhome426
Member
Anybody know?
No HBAR is regulated. AR Pistols and SBR's are as they are handguns according to MD law. For SBR's lowers have to comply with the 281 copycat requirements. (OAL. 29", only 2 copycat features.)
IANAL
IANAL
That's so they will have a complete list to go by when they change their minds 6 months from now and need to round them up
Even though Maryland has some fackacta laws with regard to guns, they also have a history of grandfathering items and walking away.
I know of no time that there has ever been a roundup of newly prohibited items.
Might things change and could all ARs someday be made illegal in this state, maybe, but I believe any future pre-ban items (yes, I know, confusing wording...) will be grandfathered and left alone.
That will just make it easier when they change their mind and decide that they need to come and "re-claim" them.
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