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Ah, yes, that's right. You could still buy one if you went through that stupid training thingy.i1639 didnt ban anything though it just classified them as "assault" weapons
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Ah, yes, that's right. You could still buy one if you went through that stupid training thingy.i1639 didnt ban anything though it just classified them as "assault" weapons
That they have no way of checking if you actually did lolAh, yes, that's right. You could still buy one if you went through that stupid training thingy.
"They do not", "they" leave it up to the FFL to say they are satisfied you did. Sporting Systems will give you what you need to show the dealer for freeThat they have no way of checking if you actually did lol
<Sigh>, this is how people often get in trouble. I guess if they take legal advice off the net they get what they get. You can for now sell the "parts" you could buy by mail. The lower has to go through an FFL and in WA this is going to be a sticking point.If youre determined to sell and dont mind parting it out, you could sell it as parts. It is still completely legal to buy/sell parts to modify existing rifles
I should have clarified more, thought it was implied, but the lower would be a no go<Sigh>, this is how people often get in trouble. I guess if they take legal advice off the net they get what they get. You can for now sell the "parts" you could buy by mail. The lower has to go through an FFL and in WA this is going to be a sticking point.
Thanks for the pertinent information, you would've thought that I would've known that but anymore I get lost in their mantra of Guns, bad guns bad, guns bad.i1639 had banned semi-auto rimfires as 'assault weapons'. HB1240 recently replaced i1639 and did not have the language banning rimfire semi-autos, only centerfire, making the 10/22 legal in WA again.
It's not easy to keep up with. I had to re-read the RCW to make sure.Thanks for the pertinent information, you would've thought that I would've known that but anymore I get lost in their mantra of Guns, bad guns bad, guns bad.
I hear ya, ain't nothin else I can do here to fight tyranny. I guess all I have to do now is pay my damn grossly over taxed taxes till I retire to Florida. Can't wait.It's not easy to keep up with. I had to re-read the RCW to make sure.
I was mistaken about the i1639 'ban' though, it was just a restriction requiring 'training' prior to purchase.
It's exhausting. We are off to Montana ASAP. I'll throw myself into Mt. St. Helens before I stick around here for retirement!I hear ya, ain't nothin else I can do here to fight tyranny. I guess all I have to do now is pay my damn grossly over taxed taxes till I retire to Florida. Can't wait.
This is an excellent chart. Thanks!
Now that will be interesting to see if the AG here lets this in. The upper is not going to be the problem, the lower will be if side show bob gets wind of it. Will be interesting to see if any FFL's in WA are willing to try transferring oneUP-15 Complete rifle – Bolt Action AR Uppers | AR-10 & AR-15 | Uintah Precision
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Since it's bolt-action, it falls out of the chart on the first question. It's a bolt action rifle with a mil-spec AR lower. They also make an AR10 rifle.
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Similarly, a lever action rifle that uses a mil-spec AR upper.
Of course if you combined both mil-spec halves, you would be very very very bad. It would make our governor sad, but I suspect our AG would be thrilled to make a bad example of you. AR parts are becoming ubiquitous on so many firearms these days it reminds me of the 922 rules for AK rifles. Like all the AK parts that are stamped with 'made in USA', maybe manufacturers will start stamping something like 'this part is not for AW use.'