danb
dont be a dumbass
Obviously no one would build an ar10 pistol. 
HQL needed to purchase AR9 lower?
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He just got back to me, he said he thinks it was in the HQL exemption he had to accept
- Mar 16, 2011
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No HQL required for any lower. Only AR15 lowers require the 77r. Other caliber specific lowers such as 9mm , 308, etc don't require the 77r just 4473.
eurocarnut
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- Jul 28, 2010
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Awesome. Thanks for clearing this up for us!
Did I fall into the stupid hole? I thought we all agreed on that unless I misunderstood.
RuralRifleGuy
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That’s the OP responding to an industry partner FFL who gave a definitive answer to their question. An FFL who deals with the 77r on a regular basis and knows 100% (as best as possible with Maryland) what the form requires. While we may come to an agreement as users on a collective answer, having someone who actually deals with the forms for business confirm it is nice and thanking them for the response is also nice.
Hmmm.
eurocarnut
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- Jul 28, 2010
- 324
Exactly. Not to mention other people have commented in this thread saying you have to fill out a 77r and wait 7 days.
It shouldn't be controversial to thank a subject matter expert for chiming in.
Bingo! Only caveat is it must not simply have the adapter block converting it....it must be completely dedicated to a caliber other than 5.56.or 223
Steve_Zissou
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Obviously no one would build an ar10 pistol.
Yeah, I pinned&welded a surefire brake on my 14.5" barrel so it's technically a carbine...
What barrel do you have on yours? How offensive is it to shoot?
I almost took mine to Freestate or NRA Fairfax tonight but I didn't want to subject the other shooters to it. It makes my 20" Vepr 54r w/ an AK74-style brake sound tame and inoffensive by comparison.
And possessing a lower can be used for the training exemption for the HQL, as it is considered a regulated firearm.
eurocarnut
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- Jul 28, 2010
- 324
Awesome! I'm already exempt from the HQL. I was asking on behalf of a friend.
eurocarnut
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