I'll just leave this here
M16 A2 Commando FULL AUTO NO FFL NEEDED : Semi Auto Rifles at GunBroker.com
M16 A2 Commando FULL AUTO NO FFL NEEDED : Semi Auto Rifles at GunBroker.com
"real deal parts kit to"
the first picture is the upper mounted on my lower(not included).
The barrel is chrome moly by E.R. Shaw with a 6 groove right hand 1 in 9 twist, hard manganese phosphate finish. Car length fat hand guard. The upper is complete and head spaced. Hate to let go of this as I will never be able to get another
I'm not too savvy with BATFE regulations, but couldn't a buyer have it shipped to an FFLand get a tax stamp for it to be legal?
Further more, if it's just an upper and a diagram, why would it be illegal?
Ah yes. I completely forgot this and was thinking they were just like any other NFA item.As an SBR, yes. As an MG, no. Newly manufactured machine guns are illegal to possess.
The upper could be sold as a pistol and no stamp needed. The MG mods are asking for trouble!
I agree with KW730 what's the problem?
Actually what he has, is pictures that really aren't too clear, if the barrel has a flash suppressor or muzzle break to make it the 16" min, (I can't tell by the pics.) it is completely legal. Since he shows it on "his receiver" and IF it doesn't have a 16" barrel, unless he has a SBR stamp, he could be cited for that. Otherwise the remainder of the parts are not legally firearms so nothing he says actually is illegal. Actually the law is a little nebulous on the SBR provision since the advant of the Thompson contender and Encore kits came on the market - The ATF approved the kits to be sold knowing that if desired, the firearms could be assembled as a SBR as well as a Rifle or handgun, although it is illegal to do so, you are not in violation of the law to own one, as long as you have the proper components to actually assemble a rifle AND a handgun. However the fact that he did assemble (and took pictures) of that barrel and receiver, if it isn't 16" he could be charged. Doubt if they try though - too many if's.You could probably get in trouble for constructive intent/possession owning this without a registered FA lower receiver
Nope, unless you have the FFL regulated lower receiver you don't legally have a firearm. In other words you can own a crate full of the remainder of the parts of an AR -including Short barrels, and you do not have the means to assemble an illegal SBR. You can sell the parts at a dime store without any FFL legally, the only regulated part is the receiver.You could probably get in trouble for constructive intent/possession owning this without a registered FA lower receiver