Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

It was a serious question. I keep getting different shit on 80%'ers. Just wanna do it right.

But op was edited...oops. And yes i was drunk...haha

Thats awesome dude!!! Lol

 

Right from the source

 

Youre half right:

In July, 2016, California passed AB 857 which requires all completed firearms to have a serial number applied by Jan 1, 2019. An 80% lower is not a firearm, so a serial number would only be required once the 80% lower is completed. Unfinished 80% lower receivers do not need a serial number.

If you engrave a serial number of your choosing into your completed 80% lower prior to Jul 1, 2018, you will not be affected by this law and you do not need to notify any government agency that you built a firearm. In other words, you can make up any serial number you want (as long as it meets ATF's definition of a serial number), engrave it on your receiver, and this will satisfy California’s legal requirement. You do not need to apply to the state, or tell them what your serial number is. Your lower can still legally remain completely off the radar. The important thing is you MUST engrave your serial number before July 1, 2018 to take advantage of this benefit.

After July, 2018, the law changes for the worse. If you build an 80% lower after July 1, 2018, you must FIRST apply to the California DOJ for a serial number, pay a fee, and they will then assign a serial number that you must apply to your firearm. In this case, you can’t choose your own serial number and your serial number will be in the state government’s data base. If you want to avoid falling under this law, make sure you engrave your own serial number to your completed 80% lowers before July 2018.

If you build an 80% lower and use your own “unregistered" serial number after July 2018, it would be a misdemeanor, although the state would have the burden of trying to prove in court that you did in fact build the lower after the July 2018 cut off date.

 

So yes, in short, your complete 80 is currently legal without a serial at this time.

 

How much is an 80% AR10 lower, anyway?

 

When I bought mine I think they were about $30 a piece. The hard part is finding a machine shop that will mill it for you.

Or you could buy a jig kit and try milling it yourself.

 

What's a total budget build run? Assuming self build/self milled. Like for hunting, minus optics.

 

Eh, havent been keeping up on prices lately, but if you watch deals you could probably build a budget AR for about $4-500.

 

I can TW express from @Overlanerd if needed

 

Yup, Taliban sending you a warning

 

If you are interested in a Viair 400p as the starting point for a system, let me know and I'll strip it out of the toolbox and bring it Saturday.
It'll need a

$31 VIAIR 90111 Pressure Switch with Relay, Black, 7.3 x 3.5 x 2.3"es

pressure switch and a

$102 VIAIR 2.5 Gallon Tank (91025) , Black

tank, but the compressor works.

 

I was informed by a Kiwi I met that tall boots allow you to stick the sheeps back legs into one each. Then grab the sheep by the tail, put the tail between the belt and pants, and cinch tight. NO way the sheep gets away.

 

That method works ok. I've got a better method that doesn't require boots. If you interested let me know I can walk you through it.

 

I mean it is Man Love Thursday....

 

Ummm no man loving here. It's all about the sheep!

 

good info right there. I wish I had to moneys for a AR build.

 

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Air-Comp...aspx?t_c=89&t_s=566&t_pt=100435&t_pn=V/A10007

 

We need a thread title change...