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Re: SBR question
[Re: jmudler]
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06/21/22 05:17 PM
06/21/22 05:17 PM
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2. If the lower started out life as a rifle lower. That is stupid. How would anyone know? The 4473 when it was originally sold/transferred is 100% irrefutable and tells what the lower began life as. If the serial number gets run, they know immediately. Dumb? Yep. But, that's the law. What if it was a 80% lower.............. 80% Lowers can be either just like a stripped lower
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