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Posted on 5/3/13 at 5:09 am to Alahunter
10mm Auto ARMSCOR USA 180 Grain FMJ 1150 fps 50 Round Box
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Posted on 5/3/13 at 7:23 am to Alahunter
I think you have your question backwards, or at least your concerns. Right now you have 2 legal ar-15 rifles, these consist of, more or less, a lower receiver with a stock, and a 16" overall length upper. So
2 rifle lowers with stocks
2 16" uppers
You buy a pistol lower with a cap or buffer tube only. Now,
2 rifle lowers with stocks
2 16" uppers
1 pistol marked lower
You are still good because: you can't attach a stock to the pistol lower, it is capped or has a buffer tube that won't accept one. A 16" upper on a pistol lower is still a pistol, a really long barreled pistol, but still a pistol
Then, you buy a 10" upper and put it on the pistol lower. Now,
2 rifle lowers with stocks
2 16" uppers
1 pistol marked lower
1 10" upper
Again you are still good because your number of "short" uppers is less than or equal to the number of pistol lowers you own. Just keep the 16" rifle uppers attached to the rifle lowers, and the 10" upper attached to the pistol unless you're cleaning or doing other maintenance, if you wanna be ultra safe.
Long and the short of it is don't have more sub 16" uppers than the number of pistol lowers you own, keep it 1:1 or less.
2 rifle lowers with stocks
2 16" uppers
You buy a pistol lower with a cap or buffer tube only. Now,
2 rifle lowers with stocks
2 16" uppers
1 pistol marked lower
You are still good because: you can't attach a stock to the pistol lower, it is capped or has a buffer tube that won't accept one. A 16" upper on a pistol lower is still a pistol, a really long barreled pistol, but still a pistol
Then, you buy a 10" upper and put it on the pistol lower. Now,
2 rifle lowers with stocks
2 16" uppers
1 pistol marked lower
1 10" upper
Again you are still good because your number of "short" uppers is less than or equal to the number of pistol lowers you own. Just keep the 16" rifle uppers attached to the rifle lowers, and the 10" upper attached to the pistol unless you're cleaning or doing other maintenance, if you wanna be ultra safe.
Long and the short of it is don't have more sub 16" uppers than the number of pistol lowers you own, keep it 1:1 or less.
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