New Frontier Armory LW15 Stripped Polymer Lower Reciever $79 IN STOCK

Yeah, you can't act like an FFL if you're using an FFL for all your transfers. Buying, then selling routinely through a private party transaction will get you into trouble.

Quote from NorthJersey : Yeah, you can't act like an FFL if you're using an FFL for all your transfers. Buying, then selling routinely through a private party transaction will get you into trouble.

Legally most all transfers in the state of Missouri are required to go through an FFL.

You can sell private party but not at gun shows or online, these require an FFL to transfer the weapon. I frankly would never sell a weapon to an individual if I know them or not without an FFL transfer and the cover my A$$ paperwork that comes with it.

Holy crap. Lots of scary comments in here. "Don't know anything about AR15s" "Anybody know if you need an FFL for a lower" "damn was gonna buy and resell tomorrow".

If you made any of those comments, you should NOT be buying "assault weapons". You don't know enough about them and it WILL come back to bite you, one way or another. Yes, you can technically muddle your way through it. And then F yourself and at the least lose money, at the most kill yourself or head to fed prison.

These kinds of people are the reason we are losing our rights, stick to what you know and flip cheerios and hard drives

A lot of selective reading of that law that was posted.

Seems the people citing it skipped right over the part that says:
a person who devotes time, attention, and labor to
dealing in firearms as a regular course of trade or business with
the principal objective of livelihood and profit through the
repetitive purchase and resale of firearms

Quote from miller26 : These kinds of people are the reason we are losing our rights, stick to what you know and flip cheerios and hard drives

People exercising their rights is the reason we are losing our rights?

Hmm. No.

Just because people don't have knowledge about a particular firearm or FFL transfers doesn't mean they shouldn't exercise their rights. It means they should educate themselves.

There are laws to deal with people who deliberately circumvent the required avenue for purchasing guns (or selling as an FFL).

We are losing our rights because of knee-jerk, emotional reactions devoid of any constitutional bearing. And because we continue to compromise.

1934 - National Firearms Act
1968 - Gun Control Act
1986 - Firearm Owners Protection Act
1993 - Brady Handgun Violence Act
1994 - Assault Weapons Ban
1995 - Gun Free School Zone Act

You're mad at the wrong people.

Yes, the founding fathers specifically wrote inclusions for pirate flipped of controlled goods. Great argument.

Quote from miller26 : Yes, the founding fathers specifically wrote inclusions for pirate flipped of controlled goods. Great argument.

Perhaps you should re-read your own post, then read my post.