SneakySh0rty
Active Member
A person can manufacture a handgun for personal use but not for transfer or sale without it being on the roster, correct? It seems to me for an SBR to be transferred on a form 4 going forward, it will have to be on the roster, and less than 26" to be a handgun, but for one to manufacture an SBR (handgun) for personal use, form 1s are still okay. Thoughts?
A little more complicated than that, but basically true. Note that you're not required to fill out a 77r on a home build, though.
Unless it was a form 1 correct? Then it is subject *only* to copycat, ALG/copy, NFA and OAL?
A friend of mine has a finished pre 10/1 80% billet lower made into a ar pistol. does this need to be registered.
So, my question is a mixture of all these statements. I had an 80% i completed before October 1st, made it into an AR pistol, then submitted a Form 1 on 9/30, approved in January. The barrel I have for it was advertised as a 7.5" HBAR. Since it was a home built lower , no need for a 77r and passes the ALG cause of HBAR. but what about the copy cat test? Clearly Ill fail the <29" requirement. Or am I going about this incorrectly? Also, when does the advisory go into effect, Oct 1 or now in March?
You and I are potentially in a lot of trouble, yes. So are many FFLs who sold form 4 guns and would be financially destroyed if they needed to do refunds. There's going to be a lot of pushing to get an exemption for pre-10/1 transfers.
In regards to the Engage lowers. They have an approved pistol on the roster. Cant one cancel a Form 4, have the pistol lower transferred to buyer, then have individual Form 1 it to MD state legal standards?