It applies to anyone "assembling" the firearm. However, since the magazine is considered 3 "parts" of the gun, inserting the magazine into the gun is assembling it.
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Pre-ban?
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It applies to anyone "assembling" the firearm. However, since the magazine is considered 3 "parts" of the gun, inserting the magazine into the gun is assembling it.
What Arsenal AK is only 922r compliant with a us magazine? I have owned three (1 SLR-107 and 2 SLR-1006s) and they all were 922r compliant without using magazine parts.
Are you sure about that?
I guess we will know when the ATF wants to go after the non- 922r compliant AK's on this sight... There are a ton of them.
100%, not a single one used more that 10 imported parts. Arsenals come with U.S. Hammer, Trigger, Disconnector, Stock, Pistol Grip, Forearm. Some of the 7.62s additionally come with a U.S. made type 74 muzzle brake.
That hurts my face
By that definition if i change my oil filter or even add a gas cap to my truck, im assembling it
Pre-ban could be a transferable automatic.
That's almost right. A weapon cant have MORE THAN 10 of those parts that are imported.
"922(r)
18 U.S.C. 922(r), imposed in 1990, prohibits "assembling from imported parts any semi-automatic rifle or any shotgun which is identical to any rifle or shotgun prohibited from importation." BATFE`s regulation [178.39, Commerce in Firearms] prohibits using more than 10 "imported parts," from a list of 20 parts, such as trigger, hammer, barrel, etc. (BATF had proposed prohibiting using more than two imported parts.) The provision was adopted to prohibit restoring modified rifles to pre-law configuration after importation.
For further information please read Section 922(r), Title 18, Assembly of nonsporting semiautomatic rifles and shotguns in the Federal Firearms Regulation Reference Guide."
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922R. Can pound sand.
