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Since the receivers are being categorized as "other" and not as pistol, rifle or shotgun, as per the definition of the law, wouldn't the law be irrelevant?

Is that one removable without damaging the lower in the event of moving to another state?

That previous post was in regards for when he retires. Althought that's another option he can do when selling it to the other LEO. Thanks

That's the gray area I thought about, There is a part in the law that says that if he was something along the of lines of "trained" or "certified" to use in the job, he would be fine. But that's the tricky part.

Got it, that part is understandable. What about the registration process. He explained to me that he has the AR way before the Safe Act and never registered because he understood that "as long as you are active, you don't have to" Thank you for the quick response.

Hello everyone, One active LEO is interested in purchasing an AR-15 from another active LEO. They called me to inquire on what's the process in which I told him, "In my opinion, the way I can understand the law, it states that if you are active, you can just sell it to him because he's active...

No worries, you should be g2g. Ask the store if they did it in the past and if they did, maybe those customers, have come back and told them how the process went.

Do you happen to have a pdf/copy of the amendment form? I noticed in their website the form is not listed and that you have to go in person to do any amendments. This is how the Westchester looks like

Usually the clerks don't know much about it, most likely it will be reviewed by a police officer/detective/sgt. Why would they want to know the barrel length? Never heard of this one. Look at my previous post, when adding a lower, the info should look similar to that.

Should be easier than Westchester Co (where I am). Just add it like if you were adding a regular handgun. Some counties, they would like to see the lower with the fixed magazine, others won't (as far as I heard). Do you already have a pistol permit? If so, when adding the info should look...

Right, thanks for that. That is because it was transfered to me as "other" correct? If so, can you point me out to where I can read more about it? Just trying to get as much knowledge as I can.

Now quick question: I have 3 stripped lowers, can I just register one and leave the other two unregistered? Since they are stripped?

Good question, he said to bring it to the county administrative building aka the court building in white plains. Which I will wait for him to come out since most likely I cannot go inside with it.

He said something along the lines of "I need to see that the magazine is fixed" I'll let you know next week. I'm taking the lower stripped with the mag in it.

Well. quick follow up. I spoke with @Bullet Guy and had a great conversation about the subject. Following that, was the phone call to the Sgt. where I guess people in westchester barely add lowers into their permits because he knew right away who I was. He explained that the reason why they...

Yep.

Ha! :ROFL:

I'm curious to see his version of a "valid" pistol.

I'm gonna give him a call tomorrow, to see his version and that's why I wanted to ask here before if there was anything new about this.

Exactly what I thought. They referred me to a Sgt. for any questions.

:eek: Wow.

What do you mean? My form said: Anderson Mfg. PISTOL - AM-15 - 556 and SERIAL

That is exactly how I did it and sent the form. Just got it back like an hour ago. I called RescueStuf, and they said that they county is basically not accepting multi cal amendments.

New England Sportswear in White Plains

Thanks @GOYABEAN Ill definitely keep doing my research. I been reading here and it looks like @Bullet Guy knows the ins and out. So hopefully he can chime in.

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Thanks for the reply. What should I ask them? My understanding is as long as you keep it under 50 oz or fixed mag you should be g2g...

Hello everyone, I recently sent an amendment form to add an AR-Pistol to my permit and received a letter back with my amendment stating that the "description, caliber and type of gun are not considered a valid pistol" The funny thing is, I had an AR-Pistol before in my permit, which I...