What serial numbers would you use on your Ghost Gun

[TheDevilIKnow]

So you have a few lowers you milled out from an 80% kit that you now must serialize. What will you name your guns?

OU812
Pew-ST1CK
45NUM1

[55chevy]

I read early on about this issue and the recommendation was to use ones drivers license number. I don't know what I would do in such a situation.

[4thIDvet]

A-666. B-666, etc..

[4thIDvet]

Originally Posted by 55chevy

I read early on about this issue and the recommendation was to use ones drivers license number. I don't know what I would do in such a situation.

55chevy wouldn't the numbers on the license change though if you moved to another state?

[55chevy]

Originally Posted by 4thIDvet

55chevy wouldn't the numbers on the license change though if you moved to another state?

Yeppers, if one moved the drivers license number would change. What's to keep one from putting the new number on the lower? It is your personal piece is it not to make changes to? I think the assumption was one would not be moving from the state one was currently in.

[4thIDvet]

Originally Posted by 55chevy

Yeppers, if one moved the drivers license number would change. What's to keep one from putting the new number on the lower? It is your personal piece is it not to make changes to? I think the assumption was one would not be moving from the state one was currently in.

[RetVet]

Can someone point me to the written regulation that states a home built firearm MUST be marked with an identifying number.

Everything I've ever built was done on FFL purchased receiver with the exception of a 1919a4 which I stamped on the inside of the side plate with a build date and part of my name. The outside was engraved with original markings to which I added a stamped serial number matching the top cover serial number.

I made a number of AK receivers from flats, but never used one as I acquired "store bought" receivers for a good price and ended up not needing them. AR receivers are too much a pain in the ass to mill out unless you have a milling machine. Again, I see 80% lowers selling for the same or more than a complete receiver, so why bother unless you want an unmarked build.

This is all about the fucking Fed wanting to micromanage what you own, making another buck off you through taxes and the required background check crap, and placing another road block in front of the honest citizens.

Fuck you Biden and all you liberal faggots.

I

[4thIDvet]

Originally Posted by RetVet

Can someone point me to the written regulation that states a home built firearm MUST be marked with an identifying number.

Everything I've ever built was done on FFL purchased receiver with the exception of a 1919a4 which I stamped on the inside of the side plate with a build date and part of my name. The outside was engraved with original markings to which I added a stamped serial number matching the top cover serial number.

I made a number of AK receivers from flats, but never used one as I acquired "store bought" receivers for a good price and ended up not needing them. AR receivers are too much a pain in the ass to mill out unless you have a milling machine. Again, I see 80% lowers selling for the same or more than a complete receiver, so why bother unless you want an unmarked build.

This is all about the fucking Fed wanting to micromanage what you own, making another buck off you through taxes and the required background check crap, and placing another road block in front of the honest citizens.

Fuck you Biden and all you liberal faggots.

I

Technically RetVet now not saying by any means you are. But if you build and sell you need a FFL license.
But the law gets fuddy because you ARE allowed to sell guns from 'your' collection to 'enhance' your collection. Ones you built? guys who know would have to answer?
Is it not kind of funny how we 'LEGAL GUN OWNERS' work our asses off to stay legal yet we watch our politicians break the damn law every other day.

[RetVet]

Originally Posted by 4thIDvet

Technically RetVet now not saying by any means you are. But if you build and sell you need a FFL license.
But the law gets fuddy because you ARE allowed to sell guns from 'your' collection to 'enhance' your collection. Ones you built? guys who know would have to answer?
Is it not kind of funny how we 'LEGAL GUN OWNERS' work our asses off to stay legal yet we watch our politicians break the damn law every other day.

Back when I was building stuff the understanding was a home built on a home built receiver was for personal ownership only and you were prohibited from selling it because of the reason you state, you would need a manufacturer FFL and pay the government their tax cut. I have no intention of selling anything let alone a home built even if I built it with a receiver purchased through an FFL.

I've always gone above and beyond to be complient to include documentation for anything built whose design might need ATF tech branch approval.

[Hunter07]

Originally Posted by TheDevilIKnow

So you have a few lowers you milled out from an 80% kit that you now must serialize. What will you name your guns?

OU812
Pew-ST1CK
45NUM1

At this stage (if I were REQUIRED to serialize home built firearms), they'd be numbered.......

FJB 01
FJB 02.......etc....

With a big middle finger stamped at the end of the serial number.

[9teen11]

RULE-303

[Czubek]

Originally Posted by TheDevilIKnow

So you have a few lowers you milled out from an 80% kit that you now must serialize. What will you name your guns?

OU812
Pew-ST1CK
45NUM1

How long you been with the ATF?

Brian

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