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son of liberty
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That's the look I going for. But with the modern rail and optic I figured I go with a modern more comfy stock.son of liberty wrote:Its cool and all but man it needs an AK skeleton stock stock side folder
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How would a person go about building their own SBR? Could I get the lower and do the paperwork, then order the upper receiver? Or does a gunsmith HAVE to do the work?
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Form 1. Google it fill it out. Send.it.in with 200 bucks. Wait 6 months.Jakob wrote:How would a person go about building their own SBR? Could I get the lower and do the paperwork, then order the upper receiver? Or does a gunsmith HAVE to do the work?
I built mine as a pistol and sent in papers. Still waiting. Then will buy a buffer and stock
Sent with 650g at 3,044fps
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Livewire wrote:Pretty sure it's because you're not hitting her enough.
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Whootsinator
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If you purchase an SBR, it's a transfer just like anything else NFA-restricted. If you don't, you're techincally 'manufacturing' and SBR. It has to be engraved with the name and location of the manufacturer, so you'll either have to engrave it yourself or have someone engrave it.Jakob wrote:How would a person go about building their own SBR? Could I get the lower and do the paperwork, then order the upper receiver? Or does a gunsmith HAVE to do the work?
edit - DOSS beat me by a minute or two.
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Dead-OnSniperService
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Woo! I actually beat whoots to.an.informative topic!!Whootsinator wrote:If you purchase an SBR, it's a transfer just like anything else NFA-restricted. If you don't, you're techincally 'manufacturing' and SBR. It has to be engraved with the name and location of the manufacturer, so you'll either have to engrave it yourself or have someone engrave it.Jakob wrote:How would a person go about building their own SBR? Could I get the lower and do the paperwork, then order the upper receiver? Or does a gunsmith HAVE to do the work?
edit - DOSS beat me by a minute or two.
Sent with 650g at 3,044fps
Si vis pacem, para bellumWLJ wrote:Keep logic out of this
Livewire wrote:Pretty sure it's because you're not hitting her enough.
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Jakob
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I may go the same route as you with the pistol build, then convert it to rifle once the paperwork clears.Dead-OnSniperService wrote:Form 1. Google it fill it out. Send.it.in with 200 bucks. Wait 6 months.Jakob wrote:How would a person go about building their own SBR? Could I get the lower and do the paperwork, then order the upper receiver? Or does a gunsmith HAVE to do the work?
I built mine as a pistol and sent in papers. Still waiting. Then will buy a buffer and stock
Sent with 650g at 3,044fps
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Doing it as an individual or a trust? If you do it as an individual you have to have to have fingerprints, photos and LE sign off. Either route that go, make sure to send a Certificate of Compliance.
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dbh
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A NFA form that you can download. I didn't send one and ATF mailed me one and said it was required to complete my SBR paperwork.jmeister wrote:WTH is that?dbh wrote:make sure to send a Certificate of Compliance.
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When was this? I didn't need one last year. Ah well, that's the ATF for yadbh wrote:A NFA form that you can download. I didn't send one and ATF mailed me one and said it was required to complete my SBR paperwork.jmeister wrote:WTH is that?dbh wrote:make sure to send a Certificate of Compliance.
