I'd walk away from anything with a removed or altered serial number.
This 100%
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I'd walk away from anything with a removed or altered serial number.
Not 100% True as you can sell one you have built for yourself you just have to put a serial number on it and your name as Manufacturer (intent is a beast on this one meaning if you built one then later sale it fine but you build 12 and then sell 12 you would be looking at Jail Time).
and partially true as you can not build them to sell as you would fall under class 7 FFL manufacturer and ITAR rules.
That would be playing in a very questionable area and I would not want to be the one who has to see how it ends
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If you complete and 80% you aren’t allowed to sell it legally. A person is able to build a firearm only for self use, while following all class 3 laws also. Can not sell it though.
Agreed, and here is the rest of the story:Do you have authority for this position? If you don't think that a person who manufactures his own firearm can sell it, what do you think happens to it when he dies?
Not 100% True as you can sell one you have built for yourself you just have to put a serial number on it and your name as Manufacturer (but this is only suggested on the serial number and intent is a beast on this one meaning if you built one then later sale it fine but you build 12 and then sell 12 you would be looking at Jail Time).
and partially true as you can not build them to sell as you would fall under class 7 FFL manufacturer and ITAR rules.
Only licensed manufacturers are required to put serial numbers on guns. 18 USC 923(i).
Your question seems less specific than advertised. Are you talking about a removed SN or one that was never there?I have a specific theoretical question.
Do you have authority for this position? If you don't think that a person who manufactures his own firearm can sell it, what do you think happens to it when he dies?
GCA '68 went into effect on Oct 22 1968. Gun was probably made before October. This, by the way is the same law that required FFL transfers and FFL's. Before '68 there was no such thing. This was all put into effect because of the Kennedy assassination where supposedly this guy Oswald shot Kennedy with an Italian Carcano rifle he bought from the back of the an American Rifleman magazine.