.450 BUSHMASTER PISTOL.for ohio deer hunting.

I dont think anyone is looking to do anything illegal Jack, but thanks for your concerns.

The break is going to reduce recoil to be certain, but who is gonna hold your ears in the field???

I guess ya just gots to try it and see where we end up, right?
 
Yep thats the way i look at it yote,,,think when i build mine it will be piston equipped and adjustable,,no buffer at all..

and Jack as far as i know,,you just cannot have a pistol upper without owning a pistol lower,,,if you have a pistol lower,,,you can put any semi upper on it you wish,,as long as there is no buttstock attached,,because that would be a short barreled rifle ,,which is only legal with a tax stamp.........X
 
Not to mention,,I would be shooting a rifle upper on a rifle lower,, as my other post stated.

Lenny is making sure im covered legally,,yotenaylor is gonna let me shoot the test RIFLE,,,and see if a pistol in that caliber can be achieved.

Only the laws of physics,,and possibly my noggin will be broken.....................X
 
Anybody can have a pistol upper because it is not a firearm. You just can not attach it to a non-pistol lower because then it is a firearm.

Jack
 
Originally Posted By: yotenaylorJack, I personally would not want to be caught with a pistol upper and not own a pistol lower.


You don't want to be caught with a pistol lower and just rifle uppers.
 
Originally Posted By: DustOriginally Posted By: yotenaylorJack, I personally would not want to be caught with a pistol upper and not own a pistol lower.


You don't want to be caught with a pistol lower and just rifle uppers.

I don't see a (federal) problem with pistol lower and rifle upper.

There are'nt any Federal laws that limit the length of a pistol barrel. Thats why you see 18" Buntline specials.

State laws vary and thats what you need to check!
 
Originally Posted By: Jack RobertsAnybody can have a pistol upper because it is not a firearm. You just can not attach it to a non-pistol lower because then it is a firearm.

Jack

With all due respect, sir... You are correct IF you have a pistol lower or NFA registered SBR. Having a short barreled upper (less than 16") AND other non-pistol or non-NFA AR's in possession may find you in violation of the NFA. This brings "intent to construct" into play. This is a subject of huge debate on the "net"... but better to be safe than sorry when dealing with the BATFE.

I'm no NFA expert so please check with the BATFE for the most current info in regards to this topic.

As always... YMMV.
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