Ok all you experts, does a preban firearm (pre 1990) have to be 922r compliant if you change any of it's features-that is, adding a folding stock, or otherwise changing it's original configuration?
Ok all you experts, does a preban firearm (pre 1990) have to be 922r compliant if you change any of it's features-that is, adding a folding stock, or otherwise changing it's original configuration?
I sold all my guns and ammo, now I live the quiet retired life.
Are you referring to the '89 ban ?
If so, no. 922r has no effect. You can add all the evil made foreign parts you want.
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That's what I thought, thank you for your input.
I sold all my guns and ammo, now I live the quiet retired life.
If it was in country BEFORE the passage of 922R then no. I have pre 1989 EBRs (foreign) that ATF can't bitch about.Originally Posted by insider
Yep, pre-Bush the First-ban rifles do not have to meet the silly parts count rules. You can have all the evil foreign parts you want.
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