i want to buy stripped lowers

[jlselect127]

Who in this godforsaken state has stripped ar lowers. I prefer a noveske or spikes but I will buy whatever . I will pay cash immediately. Please email me.lu24electrician@gmail.com

 

[Ab_Normal]

Who in this godforsaken state has stripped ar lowers. I prefer a noveske or spikes but I will buy whatever . I will pay cash immediately. Please email me.lu24electrician@gmail.com

Still have to go through a dealer and wait according to MSP unless they are HBAR lowers.

 

[jlselect127]

You have to wait no matter what. A lower is a lower.

 

[dwsjr]

You'd be hard pressed to find any unreg'd lower.

 

[Darkemp]

I've never seen a lower transferred as an HBAR alone...

 

[Ab_Normal]

You have to wait no matter what. A lower is a lower.

HBAR's are specifically exempted by the current law.

 

[Darkemp]

HBAR's are specifically exempted by the current law.

As a full rifle it is exempted, a lower is not a rifle, it is listed as an "Other". No such thing as an unregulated lower in MD.

 

[BSAN]

A complete hbar ar is unregulated in Md. A stripped lower is just that and has no upper obviously. All ar15 style lowers are regulated.

 

[Darkemp]

Who in this godforsaken state has stripped ar lowers. I prefer a noveske or spikes but I will buy whatever . I will pay cash immediately. Please email me.lu24electrician@gmail.com

Also don't panic, there will be more. Every manufacturer is figuring out how to triple their production as of this week. There will be some very tired CNC machines out there soon.

 

[Ab_Normal]

And by default they regulate the lowers of regulated firearms because the receiver IS the firearm according to the law. And applying their same reasoning, an HBAR lower is not regulated by law since the complete firearm is not regulated by law.

 

[Darkemp]

And by default they regulate the lowers of regulated firearms because the receiver IS the firearm according to the law. And applying their same reasoning, an HBAR lower is not regulated by law since the complete firearm is not regulated by law.

Here's the problem with your argument:

An HBAR is created when you physically marry a lower receiver to a specific type of barreled upper receiver. Prior to that all lowers are just an "Other" which is regulated.

 

[Darkemp]

Here's the problem with your argument:

An HBAR is created when you physically marry a lower receiver to a specific type of barreled upper receiver. Prior to that all lowers are just an "Other" which is regulated.

This is how a virgin (never built or paired) lower can be either a pistol or a rifle. However once you build a rifle it can never become a pistol, though it can go from first as a pistol to a rifle but then never back again to pistol. Makes your head spin sometimes.

 

[Ab_Normal]

This is how a virgin (never built or paired) lower can be either a pistol or a rifle. However once you build a rifle it can never become a pistol, though it can go from first as a pistol to a rifle but then never back again to pistol. Makes your head spin sometimes.

You need to catch up with the times my friend.

 

[honda53s]

I think you guys took what he asked a little far out of line. LOL

 

[Darkemp]

You need to catch up with the times my friend.

I'm with the times. You could never prove that a lower was an HBAR and would be likely in quite a legal quandary, that's the problem and why no one does this.

 

[Ab_Normal]

I think you guys took what he asked a little far out of line. LOL

Just trying to refute the falacies being spread around. Knowledge is power.

 

[Ab_Normal]

I'm with the times. You could never prove that a lower was an HBAR and would be likely in quite a legal quandary, that's the problem and why no one does this.

The way the law is written they cannot legally consider HBAR lowers regulated. Sorry. I know most dealers won't do it because the MSP is tied directly into them keeping their business licenses and wouldn't be a prudent business move for most. There has been plenty posted on this issue. Search is your friend.

 

[FIREHAWK]

i have a LRB lower or 2 if your interested. where are you located?

 

[Darkemp]

The way the law is written they cannot legally consider HBAR lowers regulated. Sorry. I know most dealers won't do it because the MSP is tied directly into them keeping their business licenses and wouldn't be a prudent business move for most. There has been plenty posted on this issue. Search is your friend.

Ever heard the phrase "you might beat the charge but you won't beat the ride". It's really not worth it and I don't think you'd convince a jury of Maryland citizens.

 

[lee2]

what if the lower is marked Colt HBAR?