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    Default La de da

    Hello all,

    Thanks. Did a quick search but did not pop up.
    Last edited by ItchyTick; February 17th, 2019 at 03:51 PM.

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    Default Re: Ar15 pistol upper

    Nope

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    Default Re: Ar15 pistol upper

    Quote Originally Posted by ItchyTick View Post
    Hello all,

    Does a ar15 pistol upper kit need to go though PICS?

    Thanks. Did a quick search but did not pop up.
    Uppers are not serialized, and are considered an accessory. No FFL involvement is required for their purchase.
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    Default Re: Ar15 pistol upper

    Is there a rule regarding having one in your possession without also having a pistol lower?

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    Default Re: Ar15 pistol upper

    That’s where the constructive intent stuff could be used against you imo

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    Default Re: Ar15 pistol upper

    EM, there is actually no rule or law about possessing a pistol upper without a lower, but as said, if someone told the ATF that you had one and had multiple AR lowers that it could fit on then the ATF could stop by and ask what is going on and if they really wanted to be a**holes they could bring charges using the constructive intent argument. I would think though that if that person was a heretofore law abiding person and had a good gun lawyer, it probably wouldn't get very far (just my opinion and I don't wear a tin foil hat).

    The big thing is how would the ATF (or any LE) know?
    Ron USAF Ret E-8 FFL01/SOT3 NRA Benefactor Member

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    Default Re: Ar15 pistol upper

    So it's legal and illegal at the same time. Makes perfect sense.

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