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An AR lower is the easiest/cheapest way to go about this, as they can be had for <$50 new. There are several states with restrictions on AR-pattern firearms, th
by Ancapistani 5y ago
An AR lower is the easiest/cheapest way to go about this, as they can be had for <$50 new. There are several states with restrictions on AR-pattern firearms, though, so I switched to using a Chiappa “Little Badger”: https://www.all4shooters.com/en/Shooting/rifles/Chiappa-Little-Badger-survivor-rifle/Chiappa-Little-Badger-1.jpg https://www.all4shooters.com/en/Shooting/rifles/Chiappa-Litt...
- bitxbitxbitcoin 5y agoI've got the "Big Badger" otherwise known as the Chiappa M6. It's a great design.
- sidewndr46 5y agoYou can literally scratch a "1" on a piece of steel and register it as a firearm if you want to.
- Ancapistani 5y agoGenerally speaking, there’s no such thing as federal “registration”. The only exceptions that I can think of are NFA items: suppressors, short-barreled rifles and shotguns, etc. You could stamp a serial number on a piece of pipe and register it as a suppressor with a Form 1 - but that would cost you $200 and require that you file a Form 20 every time you travel interstate with it, so that’s not really a reasonable option for this.