I always shoot for 100% even if I do 3% at a time ...
Question about owning 80% if HB0910 were to pass
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I always shoot for 100% even if I do 3% at a time ...
- Apr 16, 2017
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As the manufacturer, cant I put my own SN on it and register it with a 77R, if I chose to?
Muleskinner
Ultimate Member
I know the owners of 2 gun stores that sell 80% receivers from poly80. Between just those 2 stores they have sold over 14,000 of them since they became available. They have also between just those stores sold over 10,000 80% lower AR15 receivers and a couple thousand AR10 lowers.
That's just 2 stores...I know people who have ordered dozens of 80% receivers and frames and built them. Now the law is you can't build them for the sole purpose of selling them...BUT it's not illegal to sell them after you have had them for a while and decide to get rid of them...I wonder what the gun grabbers would think if they thought these "untraceable" firearms MIGHT get sold to a bunch of out of state thugs because law abiding citizens could no longer own them legally....I'm not losing the money I have invested...and since there is no paperwork for these...I guess it will be first come first serve...
That's just 2 stores...I know people who have ordered dozens of 80% receivers and frames and built them. Now the law is you can't build them for the sole purpose of selling them...BUT it's not illegal to sell them after you have had them for a while and decide to get rid of them...I wonder what the gun grabbers would think if they thought these "untraceable" firearms MIGHT get sold to a bunch of out of state thugs because law abiding citizens could no longer own them legally....I'm not losing the money I have invested...and since there is no paperwork for these...I guess it will be first come first serve...
There's being the guy who made it, and there's being on the books with the ATF as a manufacturer.
Goodness of his heart I guess.
For this law, it is clear, it has to be a FEDERALLY licensed manufacturer or imported that serialized it. You as a non FFL can’t do squat to comply with this law because you serializing it and registering it doesn’t comply with this law as written and FFL manufacturers and importers cannot serialize something THEY have not manufactured or imported. Full stop.
So without changes to the law, there is no way to legally comply without destroying or removing your property from Maryland.
Canoe violence?
PowPow
Where's the beef?
This must die as a bill and never become law. The underlined portion is just a small sample of the type of oppression being experienced by law-abiding gun owners in the State of Maryland.
WeaponsCollector
EXTREME GUN OWNER
I lost all my guns in a kayaking accident in the potomac river. NEVER take your guns in a kayak! Learn from my mistake!
What's a gun? Sounds icky.
There is a 3% chance that I would do an 80 percent. Even if I bought a dozen of them, there is still only a 3% chance that I would build one.
It's like a penis, at least that's what I heard.
I thought a penis was a large SUV. So a gun is like a truck?
Only thing I would put on the gun is serial letters. WWNC
I think so. I think you can seat 7 comfortably on the bigger ones....
Buy one with SN
There are 80 percent sellers that for a few extra dollars, you can have them engrave your own markings. If you're worried about the future legality, just get one of these. You can always register it later if/when the state requires it. Until then, only you and the mfg would know your gun and SN exists, so technically not a 100 percent ghost gun, unless the mfg doesn't record your SN.
There are 80 percent sellers that for a few extra dollars, you can have them engrave your own markings. If you're worried about the future legality, just get one of these. You can always register it later if/when the state requires it. Until then, only you and the mfg would know your gun and SN exists, so technically not a 100 percent ghost gun, unless the mfg doesn't record your SN.
ziptiespec
Active Member
The serial numbers applied in the matter are worthless for anything other than the person who owns the completed firearm. Going this route as a hedge against future laws/requirements is pure folly.
