Building an UZI full size with a Mckay receiver. Going to SBR it. Do the US made made welded on parts..to the receiver ,feed ramp, ejector, trunnion, grip lugs, back plate and bayonet lug. Count as US 922R compliant parts? I emailed Mckay, but no response. Thanks
922R compliant parts.
- Thread starter seabee69
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If they are on the list, they count even when welded into the receiver. However, only 2 parts of the complete receiver are on the list, the receiver shell and the trunnion. The other parts are irrelevant to 922r.
A full size build converted to closed bolt from a FA kit will use a US made striker (hammer) that counts, so there are 3, 4 if the bolt is new made instead of converted from the original.
Might want to check with ATF when you file your Form 1, at one time at least they said some SBRs didn't need to have US parts. The distinction was whether you shortened an existing gun or built a new gun from the start as an SBR. The letters were so confusing no one really knew which way was exempt.
A full size build converted to closed bolt from a FA kit will use a US made striker (hammer) that counts, so there are 3, 4 if the bolt is new made instead of converted from the original.
Might want to check with ATF when you file your Form 1, at one time at least they said some SBRs didn't need to have US parts. The distinction was whether you shortened an existing gun or built a new gun from the start as an SBR. The letters were so confusing no one really knew which way was exempt.
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