Class 3 stamped lower
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TEXASLAWMAN
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Don't take this for the gospel but I think you could have Ident markings engrave it to multi caliber. You would have to ask them they are class 3 experts.
You can have whatever caliber or barrel length you desire on your registered lower receiver regardless of what your tax stamp says. The only catch is if you were to sell the orginal upper you had (6.8) then it is recommended that you send a letter to the NFA branch stating you changed the permanent configuration of your SBR.
For example, you registered the lower as a 12.5" 6.8mm. You decided you wanted to sell that upper and use a 10.5" 5.56 upper instead. This is were the letter is recommended.
I have a stamped lower for a 12.5" 6.8 lower which also shares a 12.5" 5.56 upper. I also have a 11.5" 5.56 stamped lower that shares a 11.3" 6.8 upper.
You do not need to engrave anything unless you did a form 1. And this engraving only covers "trust/individuals name and city and state". You do not need to engrave a caliber.
For example, you registered the lower as a 12.5" 6.8mm. You decided you wanted to sell that upper and use a 10.5" 5.56 upper instead. This is were the letter is recommended.
I have a stamped lower for a 12.5" 6.8 lower which also shares a 12.5" 5.56 upper. I also have a 11.5" 5.56 stamped lower that shares a 11.3" 6.8 upper.
You do not need to engrave anything unless you did a form 1. And this engraving only covers "trust/individuals name and city and state". You do not need to engrave a caliber.
ppapago is correct!!
Even though your lower does not state a caliber it would require it to have a caliber specified on the form 1. If this is not a SBR then it doesn't matter but If this is a SBR then you must keep an upper that is described on your form 1.
Rob,
Even though your lower does not state a caliber it would require it to have a caliber specified on the form 1. If this is not a SBR then it doesn't matter but If this is a SBR then you must keep an upper that is described on your form 1.
Yes
Ratdog68
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TWI again? LOL
Ratdog68
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Ohhhhh, ok.... I unnerstan'. Bad back pain SUCKS !!!
Amen to that never stops.
Ident is correct and they did my engraving for me also. The form 1 has to have a caliber listed. I use three different uppers, all SBR.
In all the years I have been shooting, and using suppressors, it is the only way I shoot now, I have never been questioned . I do keep my papers with me if the weapons leave the house.
In all the years I have been shooting, and using suppressors, it is the only way I shoot now, I have never been questioned . I do keep my papers with me if the weapons leave the house.
One more thing that needs to be clarrified considering SBR uppers. If you have multiple SBR uppers for one sbr lower then you CANNOT have spare non SBR lower receivers lying around. This falls under the whole "constructive possession" BS that the ATF claims is a crime.
There is a way around this though. Put pistol buffer assemblies on your spare lowers. This way they have a legal match with your SBR uppers.
There is a way around this though. Put pistol buffer assemblies on your spare lowers. This way they have a legal match with your SBR uppers.
