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@dogtown tom I beg your indulgence, please, as you have a way of explaining the laws in a way everyone can understand. In August, a new Federal rule said that people selling "ghost gun" kits, kits I assume being the operative term, must include serial numbers and the kits must be sold/transferred in the same way as any other firearm now.
What, if anything has changed on a federal level as far as manufacturing your own gun? I believe the SCOTUS recently upheld the rule or reaffirmed that making your own firearms is "deeply rooted in the US's history and tradition" or something similar... so is it still legal to make a firearm for your own purposes and use, or does this new "ghost gun" rule somehow interfere with that? does the new rule apply only to "80% receivers" or specifically to "kits"?
Thanks for any insight.
What, if anything has changed on a federal level as far as manufacturing your own gun? I believe the SCOTUS recently upheld the rule or reaffirmed that making your own firearms is "deeply rooted in the US's history and tradition" or something similar... so is it still legal to make a firearm for your own purposes and use, or does this new "ghost gun" rule somehow interfere with that? does the new rule apply only to "80% receivers" or specifically to "kits"?
Thanks for any insight.