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Posted: 8/10/2014 8:04:33 AM EDT
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All 1968 correct. Transferable, select-fire lower, C MP C barrel, runs like a champ.
Rollmarked as Colt AR-15. It does not have that neat U.S. Property mark, but I can work around that. Still my favorite gun. Light, reliable, accurate. Everything a weapon should be. 
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I'm jealous.
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All 1968 correct. Transferable, select-fire lower, C MP C barrel, runs like a champ. Rollmarked as Colt AR-15. It does not have that neat U.S. Property mark, but I can work around that. Still my favorite gun. Light, reliable, accurate. Everything a weapon should be. http://imageshack.com/a/img537/7577/wngok2.jpg http://imageshack.com/a/img539/6412/85Sne8.jpg Everything else is a cheap imitation!! |
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Thanks for the nice comments guys. I will work on some better quality photos when the sun and my iPhone cooperate.
My wait time was surprisingly short. I registered it in my own name and did not use a trust, which may reduce the wait time ? Total time was almost 8 months on the dot. My recent SBR applications with a trust have all taken about 9 months. I have not used any of the e-filing stuff. It has been down for awhile and I do not think that they are set up for use by non-dealers. I know not everyone here has the luxury of gun-friendly state laws. But I sure do encourage you to at least try a SBR, especially since so many of our favorite retros are short barrels. The wait time and the $200 tax stamp is a drag. But it is really worth the wait, at least in my opinion. |
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