Frederick mdsp barracks cannot transfer a lower?
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its BS.....there's no reason why they can't transfer any lower
Markp
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- Dec 22, 2008
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BECAUSE IT'S NOT REGULATED!
They only transfer regulated firearms and they are NOT an FFL, so they cannot do interstate transfers.
BUFF7MM
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Myself and another member on here had kinda the same problem with the Cumberland barracks, I was told by the trooper that answered the phone that they did not do transfers on rifles. I told him that it was a regulated rifle and he told me they only did handguns. so we ended up going to a FFL.
Markp
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- Dec 22, 2008
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Show me where. No where are lowers regulated by law.
Cite a specific statute, please.
Not one person has yet to be able to show me where they are regulated.
Oldcarjunkie
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Glenburnie transferred one to me from another member here.
Personally if they told me they couldnt do it, i would have said Ok i guess i can just give it to him then and walked out. They know dam well they are supposed to do it.
Personally if they told me they couldnt do it, i would have said Ok i guess i can just give it to him then and walked out. They know dam well they are supposed to do it.
platekiller
Ultimate Member
I try to make sure I know the duty officer before I go there. I know a lot of troopers at the frederick barracks. My dad had a hard time trying to do a tansfer there. If the lower was bought as regulated it should be transferred regulated. I have transferred regulated rifles there. But yeah try a different shift.
Oldcarjunkie
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Mark, Since all dealers act as they are.. where does it say its NOT regulated?
Markp
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- Dec 22, 2008
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Law 101, the law only prohibits and regulates action... it does not grant permission or freedom. If it is NOT addressed by the law, it is thereby lawful and not regulated.
No where in the law will you find permission to have sex with your spouse. No where in the law will you find permission to smoke a cigarette in a park or other public place (unless it was banned/regulated by law in the first place). You won't find a law that permits you to clean up after yourself in a public place, but one that prohibits you from littering.
That is how it works.
I don't even know where to look. I have read of people taking there HBAR Colt upper in, attaching it to a stripped lower and it becomes cash & carry.
So that does raise the question. If the upper doesnt matter, but the lower does. Why does a lower attached to a HBAR upper not matter?
I guess the only logical thing to do would be get your FFL and sell them unregulated. I'm sure the ATF will show you the exact law.
Oldcarjunkie
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Awesome! Who has a UN-regulated lower for me to buy? Mark , How about you?
Kman
Blah, blah, blah
Most people (employees) will be lazy when they know they can get away with it.
Billcw
Ultimate Member
We do not have ot cite it .. lowers were deemed regualted well over a year ago .. If you want call MSP and asked them to cite it .. If a dealer sells you a stripped lower without a 7 day then he is getting himself into trouble .
But not if attached to an HBAR upper. I need an HBAR upper.
Oldcarjunkie
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Ive got Three, IF any local dealer will let me come in and sell me a regular priced lower thats Not regulated due to me bringing my upper in. Ill buy on this week. and be almost home building my rifle.
Markp
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- Dec 22, 2008
- 9,392
Billcw
Ultimate Member
i am not sure you guys should be discussing this on the board ..
Name Taken
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Dealers sell a bunch of non regulated guns as regulated.
Until recently just about every dealer sold MP 15-22's as regulated although they shouldnt/or didnt have to.
Most dealers still sell a S-12 as regulated although it isnt.
There is a debate on .308 AR's which I do not think they are regulated although most dealers sell them as such.
When you get defense attorneys creating laws on whims because "it feels right" with no input from gun owners/makers/sellers this is what you get. Confusion.
