First off, "5 or 6 parts" may or may not be correct.
Section 18 usc 922r has a very specific list of 20 parts which count. They are the only ones that count. Different rifles have differing numbers of these parts. Therefore, there are differing numbers of parts to be changed.
Also, "making the rifle in the good old USA" has jack to do with it, as the same law also states that it is illegal to make a rifle here with imported parts that cannot be legally imported.
So, taking an imported handgun, and adding a stock is making a rifle from imported parts. So, unless the stock is a us part, and the rifle only needed 1 us part to qualify, it is still a banned item.
Being under the purview of the nfa does not change the fact that it is a rifle.
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