Bryan8 New member Feb 8, 2010 #1 Why do lowers have to be shipped to a ffl, yet uppers don't? You'd think the upper would be the part requireing the ffl beacuse it's the main part of the gun, and you can change the cal also. I'm confused ~Bryan
Why do lowers have to be shipped to a ffl, yet uppers don't? You'd think the upper would be the part requireing the ffl beacuse it's the main part of the gun, and you can change the cal also. I'm confused ~Bryan
Stu Farish Director / Webmaster Staff member Feb 8, 2010 #2 bc that's the fire control part of the gun.
Stu Farish Director / Webmaster Staff member Feb 8, 2010 #5 basically, it comes down to federal law requiring serial numbers on the receivers. The receiver is what requires an FFL transfer. Barrels, stocks, triggers, any other part does not.
basically, it comes down to federal law requiring serial numbers on the receivers. The receiver is what requires an FFL transfer. Barrels, stocks, triggers, any other part does not.
F fw707 New member Feb 8, 2010 #6 Originally Posted By: Jack RobertsBecause the serial number is on the lower. Jack The lower receiver with the S/N is the gun, as far as the Feds are concerned. All of the other stuff is just parts.
Originally Posted By: Jack RobertsBecause the serial number is on the lower. Jack The lower receiver with the S/N is the gun, as far as the Feds are concerned. All of the other stuff is just parts.