Receiver Replacement [Hypothetical]

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    JC82

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    Nov 30, 2014
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    Elkton
    If you were to send your registered lower receiver back to the manufacturer, and they sent a replacement back to you directly, what (if any) would your obligation be with regard to updating that registration with the new serial number?

    ATF ruling 74-20 (attached) seems to say that keeping records of the replacement would satisfy any federal requirements. What about MD requirements?

    Thanks! View attachment atf-ruling-74-20.pdf

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    Jaybeez

    Jaybeez

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    JC82 said:
    Not in this scenario. This scenario involves a recently purchased stripped AR15 lower.

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    We've had bills in prior year to allow replacements of fsa2013 receivers under warranty. Those bills died in committee.

    So with regards to fsa2013 banned items id say it wasn't allowed.

    However I am not a lawyer.
    And an ar15 stripped lower isnt a banned rifle if it isnt a rifle.
     
    lee2

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    a stripped .556 lower is treated like a handgun receiver in maryland, but is hql exempt.
     
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    JC82 said:
    Does this mean the new serno needs to be registered with MSP?

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    in my case yes, i sent in a receiver to glock that had to be replaced. hence a new serial number. the ffl would'nt process without a 77r.
     
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    JC82

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    Nov 30, 2014
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    Elkton
    NateIU10 said:
    Does this answer your question?

    http://mdsp.maryland.gov/Document Downloads/Advisory_LD_FRS_13_006.pdf
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    Yes! Thank you!

    "Would a 77R be required when a replacement regulated firearm or replacement receiver is

    shipped directly to a Maryland resident from an out-of-state manufacture?

    No, a 77R would not be required, however it is recommended that the resident contact Licensing

    Division to update the firearm information and to provide a copy of the letter detailing the exchange

    from the manufacturer."

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    NateIU10

    NateIU10

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    JC82 said:
    Yes! Thank you!

    "Would a 77R be required when a replacement regulated firearm or replacement receiver is

    shipped directly to a Maryland resident from an out-of-state manufacture?

    No, a 77R would not be required, however it is recommended that the resident contact Licensing

    Division to update the firearm information and to provide a copy of the letter detailing the exchange

    from the manufacturer."

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    Not a problem, always good to know what MSP’s take on something is.
     
    Mark75H

    Mark75H

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    Would have been simpler if OP had said this was a post 2013 purchased handgun or MD legal SBR receiver
     
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    JC82

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    Mark75H said:
    Would have been simpler if OP had said this was a post 2013 purchased handgun or MD legal SBR receiver
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    The OP isn't very smart. He did the very best he could and appreciates the help received.

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    Mark75H

    Mark75H

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    JC82 said:
    The OP isn't very smart. He did the very best he could and appreciates the help received.

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    He was smart enough to ask and listen to the correct answers. It was not at all a dumb question. Sometimes details like that are important, sometimes they aren't.
     
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