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These 80% AR-15 Lower receivers are TRUE Forgings. They start as 7075-T6 aluminium forged blanks and are fully machined to mil-spec tolerances. This item is sold as a kit that includes the Lower Receiver, the JIG needed to complete the lower using a mill or a drill press,AND detailed instructions to finish milling the receiver using a drill press or mill.
The operations left to be completed are as follows/ fire control group, trigger pin, hammer pin, trigger slot and the safety selector hole. This is a not an FFL item and can be shipped to your door. This is not a complete receiver and still requires machining to be done in order to have an operational firearm.
http://www.ietactical.com/catalog/product.asp?ret_id=1345919&pid=1033124
Info About 80% Lowers:
What is an 80% lower receiver?
An 80% lower receiver is a partially completed piece of metal that requires special tooling and skills to be completed, a trigger assembly, and a complete upper to be considered a firearm. Unlike a stripped receiver it is not required to be transferred through a Federal Firearms Licensed holder (FFL).
Legalities
A lot of questions have been raised about how 80% AR-15 lower receivers can be considered non-firearms. We get the receivers milled to the furthest legal capabilities without needing an FFL to transfer them. We've also received a determination letter from the ATF stating that the ATF does not view this as a firearm because in order to complete the receiver it requires specialized skills and tooling.
Do I need an FFL to make a firearm?
NO! As long as you can legally own the firearm in the state, county and city you reside in you are allowed to manufacture a firearm for your own personal use. No serial number is required, however it is suggested to engrave a serial number, model and manufacturer on your receiver in case it is lost or stolen.All National Firearms Act (NFA) regulations apply to your firearm. You may create a short-barreled rifle out of your fire
The operations left to be completed are as follows/ fire control group, trigger pin, hammer pin, trigger slot and the safety selector hole. This is a not an FFL item and can be shipped to your door. This is not a complete receiver and still requires machining to be done in order to have an operational firearm.
http://www.ietactical.com/catalog/product.asp?ret_id=1345919&pid=1033124
Info About 80% Lowers:
What is an 80% lower receiver?
An 80% lower receiver is a partially completed piece of metal that requires special tooling and skills to be completed, a trigger assembly, and a complete upper to be considered a firearm. Unlike a stripped receiver it is not required to be transferred through a Federal Firearms Licensed holder (FFL).
Legalities
A lot of questions have been raised about how 80% AR-15 lower receivers can be considered non-firearms. We get the receivers milled to the furthest legal capabilities without needing an FFL to transfer them. We've also received a determination letter from the ATF stating that the ATF does not view this as a firearm because in order to complete the receiver it requires specialized skills and tooling.
Do I need an FFL to make a firearm?
NO! As long as you can legally own the firearm in the state, county and city you reside in you are allowed to manufacture a firearm for your own personal use. No serial number is required, however it is suggested to engrave a serial number, model and manufacturer on your receiver in case it is lost or stolen.All National Firearms Act (NFA) regulations apply to your firearm. You may create a short-barreled rifle out of your fire