Does A Lower Have To Say Pistol On Lower Receiver In Order To Be Registered As A Pistol
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building an AR pistol... does the lower have to say "pistol simply?"
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Any help would be much appreciated

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If you "have off the stock" information technology is yet a "rifle", one time a rifle always a burglarize. A striped lower equally sold from a dealer SHOULD be logged in as an "other" on the 4473, significant neither a long gun nor a handgun. Which would make information technology kosher to build into either. To exist prophylactic on my AR pistol I bought a lower marked "PISTOL" because I got some "eyeballs" at my range shooting my previous AR pistol (not marked "PISTOL") so if anyone questioned it, I'd be able to betoken to the lower and say "Run into, it says "pistol" correct in that location".
The data i gathered was right about in that location too. Other states really need that "pistol only" labeled lower, but from what i've been told (past a few people) is that the states oregonians dont need it when buying from an FFL. Merely another detail is, what if the lower isn't strip'd just has a stock and trigger group? Is it still considered "other?"

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.....I'd be able to point to the lower and say "Come across, it says "pistol" right there".
I agree with most of what yous say, just not this. I could take whatever gun and mark it "Pistol" but that marking has NO legal bering on it status........... IF I took a pistol marked lower and put a stock and a sixteen"+ barrel it would legally exist a rifle not a pistol notwithstanding marked.
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or purchase a new stripped lower and make sure it was transferred as a pistol.
How do you do that legally since information technology is NOT a pistol and cant be transferred as 1?
Correct from the current 4473, <broken link removed>
Question 18. Type of Firearm(s): Check all boxes that apply. "Other" refers to frames, receivers and other firearms that are not either handguns or long guns (rifles or shotguns), such as firearms having a pistol grip that expel a shotgun shell, or National Firearms Act (NFA) firearms.
If a frame or receiver tin merely exist fabricated into a long gun (rifle or shotgun), it is still a frame or receiver non a handgun or long gun. However, they still are "firearms" by definition, and subject to the same GCA limitations as whatsoever other firearms. See Section 921(a)(3)(b). 18 U.S.C. Department 922(b)(1) makes it unlawful for a licensee to sell any firearm other than a shotgun or burglarize to any person under the age of 21. Since a frame or receiver for a firearm, to include ane that can only be made into a long gun, is a "firearm other than a shotgun or rifle," information technology cannot be transferred to anyone under the age of 21. Also, note that multiple sales forms are not required for frames or receivers of any firearms, or pistol grip shotguns, since they are non "pistols or revolvers" nether Section 923(g)(3)(a).

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This is my "pistol", thats what ATF calls information technology and who am i to argue lol
I built over half dozen months then information technology wouldn't take a bite out of my budget. I never idea I would desire or build ane only its grown on me so much my M4gery is jelous.
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It is very comparable to your car or cycle, there are plenty of rules. You can make it become as fast as you desire, merely if you exceed the speed limit and get caught........ If you make it besides loud at that place are rules confronting that besides....... How about something as simple as tinting your windows, well there are laws on that besides............
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Slight crash-land. I bought a new stripped arms and ammo lower, pretty certain my FFL transferred information technology as a rifle (i'd take to call), information technology would be illegal to get a pistol upper and pistol buffer tube w/cream?
Well if he did transfer it equally a "rifle" he did wrong. Information technology is Not a rifle or a pistol, it IS a receiver and there is a spot right for that on the 4473 you filled out, <broken link removed> read question xviii and the answer department on page five. That is correct from the ATF.
Fifty-fifty if it was listed as a burglarize and yous could prove (burden of proof is on you this time. Say the sales receipt saying receiver only) it was a virgin receiver at the bespeak of sale and so you could still legally build information technology into a pistol every bit it has never been a burglarize by the ATF's definition.
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And I accept found some "pistol" lowers about the same price as all the others.So if it worries yous,they aren't much different in price.

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OK so what is the LONGEST the butt tin can be and nevertheless be classified as a pistol?And I have found some "pistol" lowers most the same toll as all the others.So if it worries you,they aren't much different in price.
I take never seen a legal definition of a pistol with a maximum OAL or barrel length. So if information technology does not accept a stock, then the barrel can exist as long equally you similar.
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And not have a butt stock in the vehicle.(?)
Just if yous DID practice such a thing,it would be wise to have the lower marked "pistol" to show the LEO it was in fact a pistol
And not have a barrel stock in the vehicle.(?)
Homo a guy should accept a folder in his motorcar with the laws to testify the LEO if you're gunna bear a AR pistol effectually
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