Is an AR lower a Rifle or a Part?

[Okuma]

If you're not laughing about this by now you got serious issues.
To be more clear, you would be taking a stand on the statement you made by deciding to eat a chicken sandwich. The chic-fil-a cows now feel strongly that you are on their side. The advertising company is now pointing at you and saying see our idea worked.

It's Chick-fil-a

 

[19 Kilo]

It's Chick-fil-a

OOPS! you've finally found something that I was wrong on.

 

[unclear.six]

HAHA this is awesome!

 

[Ken Ford]

Don't make me put y'all in separate rooms!

 

[Okuma]

OOPS! you've finally found something that I was wrong on.

 

[Okuma]

I'm leaning towards just making a separate category.

 

[Tonyf6188]

What would the separate category be?

 

[womsterr]

Not much type A personalities going on here eh? I think Steve is gonna put it in the new GFY forum

 

[drtybykr]

not much type a personalities going on here eh? i think steve is gonna put it in the new gfy forum

lol

 

[Mamas Bear]

I understand how the batf classifies it. What I really want to know is how do you personally classify it, and where do you want those listings to be when you go to browse the trading post?

When i'm searching for a complete AR, I don't want to search through countless lowers in the "rifles" section. It's frustrating. Looks like a part to me since it's only a part of the rifle. Unless a batf agent wants to help me shop the Outdoors Trader, I don't care what they think.

Also when someone screams "THE ZOMBIES ARE COMING, GRAB YOUR RIFLES!!!" I'm not gonna grab a handful of lowers and hand them to the family lol.
Of course I tend to oversimplify things. I just don't like to make life too complicated.