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NY is a hard place to get gun parts into when buying on line. Better to go out of State and purchase parts and carry back and hope and pray that you will be within the law. I won't even go through NY because of their gun Laws.If it's a parts kit and the receiver is inoperable or missing you should be able to have it shipped direct being it's just parts and not a gun. I have been meaning to make a post about parts kits on here as i have some questions. Maybe later if i remember.
NY is a hard place to get gun parts into when buying on line. Better to go out of State and purchase parts and carry back and hope and pray that you will be within the law. I won't even go through NY because of their gun Laws.
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The above was for magazines for the AK.
Know the Law before you purchase ANYTHING pertaining to guns in your STATE!!
You need to be careful using the Radar O'Reilly technique of sending a jeep home piece by piece.[/QUOTE
Johnny Cash said it was ok. :yesnod1:
Know the laws. They contain many traps for the unknowing.I have never had a problem buying gun parts online and over the past few years i have order a boat load of them. Obviously they won't ship mags over 10 rounds or other prohibited items. Even some items that may be prohibited can be shipped. Example, you can't have a threaded barrel on a semi auto but you can buy threaded barrels for AR's all day long because it's up to you to make the gun legal by making it not semi, fixed mags etc.
Yeah i get that. I see machinegun parts kits advertised all the time but they dont have a receiver or it's cut into several pieces. If you turn in back into a machinegun it's obviously illegal. The same could be said about the threaded barrel example i gave. It's just a part which is legal and will still be legal if you put it on a non semi or fixed mag AR but put it on a semi auto AR and it's illegal(in NY)Know the laws. They contain many traps for the unknowing.
A seller can legally ship parts kits that, if assembled into working firearms, are not 922 compliant and therefore, illegal.
You are misinformed on that. Anyone can buy the parts but as I have said elsewhere on this Forum mostly Gun Smiths and owners of FA weapons USUALLY buy those parts.Possessing the full auto parts is illegal too. Without the proper paperwork.
I guess you didn't read what I posted as to where you can buy the parts legally> ( just one place shown) Go to the web site and call him if you don't believe me and he will sell to you -me-anyone.If that firearm has a full auto sear (which I highly doubt) its illegal to sell to someone who is not legal to own. That M16 parts kit wont be legal to sell to the People. All full auto sears in the United States are serial numbered and treated it self as a firearm. They're even illegal to own, possess, manufacture, produce, n make. You see sellers on G/B saying they have full auto sears. First its illegal for them to sell to the People. Second I wouldn't even touch that trap. You'll be in jail within a week after you purchased it and received it, if not sooner. Just having a f/a receiver / s third hole receiver or an additional cut in the receiver rail alone will net you a long stay in jail, they're illegal for people to own n manufacture.
Now with this if they have the tens of thousands of dollars (looking round 30K n up for an f/a AK) plus willing to go through all the red tape and then still go through after purchasing with a f/r rifle - one is able to be purchased legally, depending on your state laws too, if the firearm was made before 19 May 86.
Though not disagreeing with you, laws wont stop stupid people or criminals from making or building anything.
The preferred method for destroying a machinegun receWhat is "torched?" Was that the method of of demilling? You need to be careful using the Radar O'Reilly technique of sending a jeep home piece by piece. Prohibited firearms can't be circumvented by assembling the imported parts. There's a limit on the number of parts do your homework thoroughly. I can tel you but if I'm wrong I'm not going to do the jail time.