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    Quote Originally Posted by WETWRKS View Post
    Here is my suspicion...if you sell a 80% kit it is an 80% kit...but if you add other completed parts to that same kit.......it changes the percentage of how much of the kit is completed. So an 80% lower has 80% completed but if you add a completed upper as part of the kit then 92% of the kit is now completed...

    In other words the ATF is going to play semantics with this.
    I'm pretty sure that's not how it works. The 80% refers to the lower receiver, nothing else.

    It doesn't matter what else you include, the only part that is considered a "firearm" under applicable Federal laws is the lower so whether you include an upper, stock, etc is irrelevant.

    My guess is that Polymer is selling "80% receivers" PLUS all the parts to finish that 80% into a finished receiver (jigs, drill bits, templates, etc.) THAT is what makes it a firearm in the eyes of the ATF.

    Is it weak? Maybe, maybe not but agency "interpretations" are given wide latitude by courts.
    Last edited by Martinjmpr; 12-11-2020 at 17:06.
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