Originally Posted by
Eurodriver
Ive had SBR lowers for almost a decade. In that time they’ve each had 4 to 6 uppers. Engraving the barrel is retarded on a platform as modular as the AR15.
Also, selling a F1 SBR lower is no different than selling any other lower as long as:
A) There isn’t a <16” barreled upper on it
That’s it. You can also contact the ATF to let them know to remove it from the registry if it makes you feel any better.
If you filed as an individual or gave your trust a very unique name specific to you which is engraved on that lower it may affect the value but you’re already dumb for doing so in the first place.
“A Trust”
“The Trust”
“In God We Trust”
Yea, I'm aware of how the process works as I have multiple SBR's, not one lower with multiple barrels. I've bought SBR'd lowers from others who couldn't find a buyer. Unfortunately they already had them removed from the registry so the process begins again.
We "retards" have to deal with state law so I will continue to mark a cheap replaceable barrel.
Sec. 29-36. Alteration of firearm identification mark, number or name. (a) No person shall remove, deface, alter or obliterate the name of any maker or model or any maker's number or other mark of identification on any firearm as defined in section 53a-3. The possession of any firearm upon which any identifying mark, number or name has been removed, defaced, altered or obliterated shall be prima facie evidence that the person owning or in possession of such firearm has removed, defaced, altered or obliterated the same.
(b) Any person who violates any provision of this section shall be guilty of a class C felony for which two years of the sentence imposed may not be suspended or reduced by the court, and five thousand dollars of the fine imposed may not be remitted or reduced by the court unless the court states on the record its reasons for remitting or reducing such fine, and any firearm found in the possession of any person in violation of said provision shall be forfeited.
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