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I was looking at the California law on the .50BMG... and i noticed it was only talking about recievers that were not home made and / or marked as a reciever built post 23:59 December 31, 2004. This is what i wrote to them via e-mail for an answer on the legallity.
" Must a home made bolt action reciever for personal use be marked with a serial number and manufacturer by current as of March 8th 2005 California law?? If the home made reciever for personal use is not marked with a serial number and / or manufacturer is it still concidered a reciever or as a part by current as of March 8th 2005 California law? Any info would be very helpful; Thanks. "
In other words... could i manufacture my own reciever for private use... but not mark it as a reciever... therefor it legally would not be a reciever and i could build up a .50BMG?
MEL... i know you have an FFL of some type to build your rifles... do you or any one else know? I know laws are different per state... but there are some laws that are exactly the same. Just curious...
BC
" Must a home made bolt action reciever for personal use be marked with a serial number and manufacturer by current as of March 8th 2005 California law?? If the home made reciever for personal use is not marked with a serial number and / or manufacturer is it still concidered a reciever or as a part by current as of March 8th 2005 California law? Any info would be very helpful; Thanks. "
In other words... could i manufacture my own reciever for private use... but not mark it as a reciever... therefor it legally would not be a reciever and i could build up a .50BMG?
MEL... i know you have an FFL of some type to build your rifles... do you or any one else know? I know laws are different per state... but there are some laws that are exactly the same. Just curious...
BC