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Offered on this site: Parts, Components, Tools, Implements and the like to fix, repair, reconstruct, and/or manufacture various firearms that may or may not be regulated by national or local legislation.

Not offered on this site: Guns - Automatic fire conversion parts - machine gun parts, any part, component, tool or implement known to be in violation of BATF or National regulation. Upon notification of noncompliance by national regulating authorities; the noncompliant product(s) will be modified or withdrawn from the product offering.

A) QUESTIONS SPECIFIC TO AR 15 Plus Receivers

(A1) Is the AR 15 Plus an 80% receiver?
No: There is no such thing as an 80% receiver. This myth stems from interpretation and rulings of FAR 2501 and rulings from the Federal Trade Commission. Which require a minimum of 20% manufacturing content to qualify as a "maker" or "manufacturer".

(A2) Are AR 15 Plus receivers, finished receivers?
No: They require manufacturing content to qualify as a “maker” in compliance with the Gun Control Act (GCA), administered by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) of the Department of Justice, contains Federal licensing standards for various firearms businesses (manufacturers, importers, and dealers).

(A3) Will the cavity in the rear 'take down' fit all upper receivers?
No: They are designed for the most narrow upper receiver to fit and therefore require "opening up" by use of a mill, drill press ro equal to a Dremel tool for a good fit. You can always take more metal off and cannot put it back. A mill; drill press with an end mill or a Dremel type tool will handle this in a few minutes.

(A4) Does the Mag Well fit all magazines?
Generally YES: The forged recivers are broached equal to a mil spec. Investment Cast receivers require 'minor' filing or sanding due to the cast surface for a good fit.

(A5) Does the fire control cavity allow for "drop in" of all parts kits?
Yes and NO: Mill or use a drill press to open up the well to "drop in" specs. The second option is to create a thicker wall and "shave", grind or sand the trunion parts to "drop in"; this actually produces a stronger and less flexible lower receiver witch is less likely to deflect or warp from usage.

(A6) Does your product comply with all Federal, State, and local regulations?
To the best of our knowledge and belief; we comply with Federal rules. State and local regulaitons vary and change. If you can leaglly own a firearm in your location (probably yes); it is a good idea to check the local regulations. We canot be aware of the rules in every location. This is your responsibility.

We DO NOT sell guns!
We do not attempt to violate any Laws.
We provide repair or manufacturing components to those who are legally elgible to purchase and manufacture such items. Our company obeys the law and will comply with the rules and regulations concerning such items. It is your responsibility to comply with Federal, State and any Local laws concerning your ability to own, build or carry any firearm.

If you have any question as to your legal status; Consult the ATF and your local regulatory authorities. It is your responsibility to comply with Federal, State and any Local laws concerning your ability to own, build or carry any firearm.

Revised: 1/03/08

A. Specific Questions to AR 15 Plus

B. GENERAL QUESTIONS

(B1) Does the law regulate who can be in the business? [Back]

Yes. The Gun Control Act (GCA), administered by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) of the Department of Justice, contains Federal licensing standards for various firearms businesses (manufacturers, importers, and dealers).

An example of these standards is that the applicant must have a business premises.
[18 U.S.C. 923(d), 27 CFR 478.47]

(B2) Does the Federal Government issue a license or permit to carry a concealed weapon? [Back]

No. Neither ATF nor any other Federal agency issues such a permit or license. Carrying permits may be issued by a State or local government.

(B3) Do antique firearms come within the purview of the GCA? [Back]

No.

[18 U.S.C. 921(a)(3) and (16), 27 CFR 478.11 and 478.141(d)]

(B4) What kinds of ammunition are covered by the GCA? [Back]

Ammunition includes cartridge cases, primers, bullets or propellant powder designed for use in any firearm other than an antique firearm.

Items NOT covered include blank ammunition, tear gas ammunition, pellets and nonmetallic shotgun hulls without primers.

Generally, no records are required for ammunition transactions. However, information about the disposition of armor piercing ammunition is required to be entered into a record by importers, manufacturers, and collectors.

A license is not required for dealers in ammunition only.

[18 U.S.C. 921(a)(17) and 922(b)(5), 27 CFR 478.11 and 478.125]

(B5) Does the GCA control the sale of firearms parts? [Back]

No, except that frames or receivers of firearms are "firearms" as defined in the law and subject to the same controls as complete firearms. Silencer parts are also firearms under the GCA, as well as under the National Firearms Act (NFA). Certain machine gun
parts, such as conversion parts or kits, are also subject to the NFA.

[18 U.S.C. 921(a)(3) and (24), 26 U.S.C. 5845, 27 CFR 478.11 and 479.11]

(B6) Does the GCA prohibit anyone from making a handgun, shotgun or rifle? [Back]

With certain exceptions a firearm may be made by a non-licensee provided it is not for sale and the maker is not prohibited from possessing firearms. However, a person is prohibited from assembling a non-sporting semi-automatic rifle or non-sporting shotgun from imported parts.

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A. Specific Questions to AR 15 PlusB. GENERAL QUESTIONS

A. Specific Questions to AR 15 Plus

B. GENERAL QUESTIONS