Ac556
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TexasRifleman
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Depends on where you found the gun. If it's in another state you may have to deal with multiple dealers; one to get it into your state to a local dealer, another to get it to you.
Gunnerpalace
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On the Class 3 dealer if it is out of state, you will need to find a C3 dealer in your state.
2. I would check subguns.com (.net?) for good prices, people are trying to offload the guns now. You can get Ac556's for around 7,000.00
And A word of caution, there is a reason they are so cheap, Ruger stopped making parts for them, Ruger will still service the weapons but when they run out of parts, they run out.
2. I would check subguns.com (.net?) for good prices, people are trying to offload the guns now. You can get Ac556's for around 7,000.00
And A word of caution, there is a reason they are so cheap, Ruger stopped making parts for them, Ruger will still service the weapons but when they run out of parts, they run out.
AC556 is a good choice for a Class 3 weapon. Built like a tank. Ruger still services them and the only part that is non-existent is the receiver. Prices vary, many have been lower since the peak about 2 years ago. I have seen blue 18" police/prison guns as cheap as $5500 and Stainless folders KAC556F sell as high as $8500. No probably not as versatile as a M16 but probably more durable than a Registered receiver AR15.
Like stated before check Subguns.com easiest to find one in your state requires only 1 transfer and tax. One on a Form 3 in another state is two transfers and 1 tax and one on a form 4 in another state is 2 transfers and 2 taxes.
This is mine in a SCAR stock
Like stated before check Subguns.com easiest to find one in your state requires only 1 transfer and tax. One on a Form 3 in another state is two transfers and 1 tax and one on a form 4 in another state is 2 transfers and 2 taxes.
This is mine in a SCAR stock
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