SafeAct. Question

[BDinPutnam]

Thanks guys, think your right. Its not my responsibility to police my customers.
I was unsure if anyone was doing this or not.

I see some have signed forms, some have taken pictures, and some don't want to piss off people.

Too late, the safeact has already done that. I just looking to cover myself

Nothing wrong with that, I don't blame you.

If I were an FFL in this state I likely would only sell featureless stuff on Thordsens. But that's me and my level of tolerance for risk.

 

[dsdmmat]

Dealer, not building, selling nys compliant ar was the question

I would still be careful changing parts on complete rifles, it could be considered gun smithing. Might want to check with your agent to be safe.

 

[Krieg74]

Agent said not gun smithing. No different then putting a scope on.

 

[dsdmmat]

Agent said not gun smithing. No different then putting a scope on.

Then you are good to go.

 

[BDinPutnam]

Agent said not gun smithing. No different then putting a scope on.

Did you get it in writing?

 

[Acer-m14]

@Krieg74 the no longer FFL here was buying lowers , trigger kits , barrels , bolts ect then building the AR .. he got in big ass trouble ..
did't have the manufacture FFL license .. a new guy took over the FFL and got all the required licenses and make AR's here now .. my friends wife
works there .. they had to find a AR lower manufacture to put there own name and logo on the lower ..

 

[Krieg74]

Did you get it in writing?

Nope. Going to stick to stripped lowers and kits, much easier. No headaches