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A 2004 ATF letter re: rewelds of machine gun receivers

Summary of Letter

Do not regard this summary as authoritative. This is only presented to improve searchability; please refer all serious inquiry to the scanned letter.
  • Forward grip on Hungarian AMD-63 and AMD-65 rifles, for 922(r) purposes, is considered to be a part of the forearm.
  • When designing semi-auto receiver for these rifles, receiver may not accept original components, and weapon must fire from closed bolt.
  • Replacement receivers may be newly manufactured or built from demilled receiver pieces. Proper demil requires diagonal torch cuts in three critical locations, displacing at least 1/4" of material.
  • If re-using receiver parts, the third hole and slotted right receiver rail must be removed.
  • No need to serialize self-built weapons unless they're being transferred.
  • C&R FFL does not authorize its holder to manufacture weapons for commercial resale.

Actual Letter



-- SeanNewton - 23 Dec 2011

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