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Hi everyone, quick question. To stay on the complete up and up legally speaking, does a 6.5 or 6.8 build for example have to be done on multi caliber marked lower or can I use one that's marked 5.56? Just curious because if being restricted to a multi marked it cuts down on the options.
Sorry, I know this has been posted before but search is busted for me again. Thanks
Last edited by Icculus; 12-23-09 at 20:57.
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no, you do not need a multi cal marked lower.
build away
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Good to know. Thank you sir.
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Originally Posted by Icculus
the_1iviper steered you right. It is just a personal perference. I like to have the multi marking.
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I would check your state laws just to be on the safe side.
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The Robinson Arms XCR is multi caliber and has no caliber markings on the receiver, so they simply mark each barrel with the proper caliber.
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As I understand it as long as you list the additional calibers on your paperwork you should be fine. I listed 6.8, 6.5 and .22LR on mine.
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I'm curious, what paperwork would that be, something unique to Kansas?
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i going to guess he's talking about nfa paperwork,F1 or F4
not that the op was talking about sbr's specifically
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