Actually wondering the same thing. I have two lowers. One almost complete.
Try to find parts right now, then repost that statement.I don't see why not. Uppers aren't a serialized or registered part.
You are not answering the question. Parts are gone because of the pandemonium caused by the tragic events in CT, the fact it is the holidays, and the fact that most major manufacturers of AR15 parts are closed for holiday break.willfully armed said:Try to find parts right now, then repost that statement.
They are gone.
On a different tone, I scored a new DPMS m4 upper for cheaper than retail this evening.
I think the OP was asking if upper receivers would be banned, not if they would be plentiful.willfully armed said:Try to find parts right now, then repost that statement.
They are gone.
On a different tone, I scored a new DPMS m4 upper for cheaper than retail this evening.
Ho-lee-cow Nancy, let me apologize.You are not answering the question. Parts are gone because of the pandemonium caused by the tragic events in CT, the fact it is the holidays, and the fact that most major manufacturers of AR15 parts are closed for holiday break.
That was then. They're pushing for BANNING platforms erroneously dubbed assault rifles. Not just a few parts.It amazes me how little is remembered of the last ban, I was 6 when it took effect.The only things that were banned were:
Collapsible/folding stocks
Magazines manufactured after the ban of over 10 rounds.
Bayonet lugs
flash hiders and other muzzle devices.
You can buy a truckload of ARs AKs and whatever else you want.
All these items were grandfathered in.
They still sold these rifles with 'pre-ban' mags every day.
Nothing was flat out banned.
As far as the former federal AWB, they were grandfathered in. There's no way today to be sure what a new law will permit. Or if there will be a new law next year.Question about the last ban. If you had a AR with a collapsible stock, bayonet lug, and a flash hider when the ban came into place, did you have to have all that removed?
Should it come to that, I predict an uptick in tragic boating accidents involving firearms in deep water.I thought I read Feinstein was gonna introduce an actual total ban, bring em all in and watch em get melted down type ban, that ain't gonna happen around these parts.
Sorry, but if you are buying PMAGS and don't even own an AR, then YOU are part of the problem.The 1994 ban only prevented you from buying certain new parts, like hi-cap mags, bayonet lugs, flash hiders. If you already had that stuff, you could keep it. You could also buy the same guns with out that stuff, or stuff that was manufactured before the cutoff date.
What I don't get is all these posts asking what a future ban will ban. Who the hell knows? It hasn't happened yet. Nothing says it has to be like the last one. I would be tempted to say it might be more severe in nature.
As to the worry about buying AR lowers and not being able to find uppers: buy the lower, it will be worth more next week, & next year, most likely. So you can't find an upper.....sell the lower for a profit. Last week I bought 6 P Mags. I have no AR. Now, 5 days later, they're likely worth more. No one has them on the shelves. I'm not worried.
That pisses me off. I have 2 AR's and can't find PMAGs because of *******s like him. I hope the market gets flooded with Mags so all these ****tards buying them up get screwed.ZeusEcho said:Sorry, but if you are buying PMAGS and don't even own an AR, then YOU are part of the problem.
No offense. Don't blame him.. this is free market. You should blame yourself for not moving fast! Not to mention supply vs demand in control right now.That pisses me off. I have 2 AR's and can't find PMAGs because of *******s like him. I hope the market gets flooded with Mags so all these ****tards buying them up get screwed.