10-04-2022, 05:10 PM
That's really a question for a lawyer who is versed in not only federal laws/regs, but also in your own state.
This because in addition to building some quantity of arms, it will also of necessity involve an ffl transfer from one person (the owner) to another of firearm. This is true at least in my state, maybe so in others.
In addition, when he fills out his federal 4473 at time of buying his lower receiver, he answers a question saying are you the real owner/user of this firearm (words to that effect). An over-zealous Batfe/law enforcement person could argue he is straw purchasing arms... big red flag.
So he really, really, needs to talk with a lawyer to make sure what he's doing is all squared away.
Might not have been the case 30 years ago but today is a different ballgame.
This because in addition to building some quantity of arms, it will also of necessity involve an ffl transfer from one person (the owner) to another of firearm. This is true at least in my state, maybe so in others.
In addition, when he fills out his federal 4473 at time of buying his lower receiver, he answers a question saying are you the real owner/user of this firearm (words to that effect). An over-zealous Batfe/law enforcement person could argue he is straw purchasing arms... big red flag.
So he really, really, needs to talk with a lawyer to make sure what he's doing is all squared away.
Might not have been the case 30 years ago but today is a different ballgame.
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