Is it legal to sell a firearm that I have changed it to a different frame? As in the Polymer80 frames, or something similar that you have to compete yourself.
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Aftermarket Frames
- Thread starter MrWilkey81
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The firearm in question *is •* just the frame (legally). Everything on the gun other than the frame is just "a collection of parts" that you've packaged together with the frame for sale!
As far as I know, private individuals who built, fir personal use, a firearm frame from a kit back when it was legal and unregistered and such guns never had serial numbers (AKA- "ghost guns") can still sell that gun to any other legally qualified individual in a private party sale.
That person could also sell it to (or transfer it through) an FFL dealer, but once it enters the dealer's possession the dealer must put a serial number on it and record it into their books.
That person could also sell it to (or transfer it through) an FFL dealer, but once it enters the dealer's possession the dealer must put a serial number on it and record it into their books.
I have a 80% lower that was CNC cut, engraved with all the necessary Colt engravings you would find on a original Colt, then cerakoted and serialized by a shop and sold as a registered lower and I was told it cannot be listed here due to it not being a factory frame, which I 100% understand.
Yea, it's illegal for the site to permit known fake / counterfeit items.
2024 CODE OF GEORGIA :: Title 10 - COMMERCE AND TRADE (§§ 10-1-1 — 10-15-7) :: Chapter 1 - SELLING AND OTHER TRADE PRACTICES (§§ 10-1-1 — 10-1-945) :: Article 16 - TRADEMARKS, SERVICE MARKS, AND TRADE NAMES (§§ 10-1-440 — 10-1-493) :: Part 1 - REGIST
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What’s the point in making a fake colt lower?
To go up in someone and break a industrial size unit off in their keister. Not two ways about that!
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