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I am going to the range Friday with guy that has built 4 80% that I know of. Just put it in the jigs and drill the holes. He is an aircraft mechanic so very meticulous. Doesn't seem too hard to be out of reach for anyone.
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So, I'm still a bit fuzzy. You, as the receiving FFL, when you "acquire" a gun, that is reported to the ATF? Then when you sell it to a private party, you keep the 4473 without forwarding a copy to the ATF? So, to "trace" a gun, the ATF comes to you, the FFL of record as last having "acquired" it, and asks you for the 4473? Is that how it would go? |
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When you close shop you ship the atf your log book. Quote:
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kinda. What do you mean by private party. FFL to non FFL? Face to face transfers don't go through a 4473 depending on state. ffl to ffl I just put in the lisence number into my log, and the name/address (of course the spoon details). Even more interesting. ATF isn't allowed to imput the 4473 into a database. they have to sort through each of the paper 4473 to trace a weapon back. |
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https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/firearms/forms/ab991frm.pdf Yet another reason to not live in the People's Republic |
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Not difficult. With the jig and a few HF tools, easy peasy - lemon squeezy! Only issue, most are unfinished aluminum. You need a way to anodized or coat them. |
Cerakote is common for that....
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For finishing, I have been using Gunkote. It is an oven cured coating.
Excellent results. I’ll be coating and cooking a double barreled .410 for my son later this week. Was supposed to be a Christmas present, but may have to call it a birthday present at this point. I may or may not have too many ar’s. So, I have been into building the 80% Glocks. The P80’s have become my favorite pistols to shoot. |
Buddy I built the AK with built a P80, he loves it.
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It's not much of a firearm, it's just a box for linkage. US law on that part is exception to the rule elsewhere, that the firearm is the bit where the bullet sits when it goes off. Bit of a joke if you ask me.. The lower is much easier to fabricate, a lot less problematic if it's poorly made.. Rest of the world, with "real" gun laws.. the barrel and bolt/receiver will be considered the Firearm. And it's almost impossible to make those to the level of quality needed for a semi auto and still accurate firearm.. Sure you could fab up an open bolt stengun like thing. and you might manage to fab up something for .45 or 9mm handgun rounds that doesn't explode in your face. But it won't have decent rifling so it's just a spray gun.. not a rifle..like an AR15 would be. That's doable the pressures are sufficiently low that you can do with a good spring and no locking mechanism.. To try and make your own semi automatic 556 rifled barrel, chamber it, and have a working semi or full auto bolt/receiver that's beyond the capabilities and equipment of most DIY enthousiasts... |
^^^ Canadian gun law also considers the receiver the firearm...
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You could do away with the AR15's lower, get a barrel, and an upper, and build yourself a single shot precision gun... that feeds through the ejection port.
You can't build a firearm with a 100% lower and no barrel. I rest my case. |
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