Quote Originally Posted by BlasterBob View Post
I don't believe that. What if you suddenly determine that the AR that you just bought turns out to be defective and is a piece of crap. You want to get rid of it as soon as possible and some guy wants it for parts only. So what if you do make some big bucks on it - it would be a one time type transaction and not a regular thing of making profit........ If making some profit on an occasional firearm sale is illegal, there will be a hell of a lot of guys seriously breaking the law.
Quote Originally Posted by Rucker61 View Post
Is there a time period distinction?
Quote Originally Posted by blacklabel View Post
This is what I was referring to:



18 USC § 921 - Definitions

The only item that I can find contradictory to this is the following from the ATF:



ATFFirearms Technology FAQ

I would interpret this to mean that if one manufactures say an AK out of a flat, they would be manufacturing a firearm but if one is simply building an already 100% AR lower, the firearm (100% lower receiver) is already manufactured.

Fine print - I'm not a lawyer, nor did I stay at a Holiday Inn last night.
Quote Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey View Post
You are incorrect. They must prove beyond reasonable doubt that you are doing it regularly and as your main source of income. That being said, the big brother can bankrupt any of us by simply open a case that will drag for months.
Quote Originally Posted by BlasterBob View Post
Read "C" real close where it mentions AS A REGULAR COURSE OF TRADE also it states won't include an occasional sale etc.
Very fine line, really... But I think we all know what can happen when you toe a line.

It's a simple warning is all... Watch what you say you're going to do.