TonyRumore
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There would be no bolt lug issues if the bolts were made from Vascomax 300.
It's only a $1,000 per foot for a piece of round bar.
Tony Rumore
Tromix
What's your thoughts on continuing this build?
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There would be no bolt lug issues if the bolts were made from Vascomax 300.
It's only a $1,000 per foot for a piece of round bar.
Tony Rumore
Tromix
Knight
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I returned that upper and Noreen arms sent me another but surprisingly it was worst off then the one I sent back. It would not align with the takedown pin holes so I sent them pictures of their lower and a Aero percission upper which was perfect alignment. Their reply was, send back their lower ( which is now registered in my name) so they can evaluate the situation. Absolutely not! For fear of what that might lead too, and beside, how can I, not being able FFL licensed dealer send it? Oh they were willing to send me a shipping label but I wasn't putting myself out on a limb ready to be cut down.My reply was to Noreen was, you get what you pay for and that was a pair of attractive paper weights.
You can return a serialized part to the manufacturer and they can in return, send it directly back to you, unless they replace it with a new serialized part, then a FFL transfer will be required.
ntsqd
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Unless it has changed, and I'm SURE that I'll be corrected if I'm wrong, it can also go direct to a gunsmith to be repaired.
That "unless they replace it" part just bit me in the you know where. Now KA thinks that I have two of those rifles. That was an unplanned-on extra $100 expense.
That "unless they replace it" part just bit me in the you know where. Now KA thinks that I have two of those rifles. That was an unplanned-on extra $100 expense.
Knight
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After a closer look at this as lower and the upper as well I figured out the problem the rear lug on the upper was the culprit. I relieved some material with a small file and now it locks up perfectly. So it's no longer a paper weight and I could find it a good home. Thank yaw'll for you input.
TonyRumore
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This is not correct. The serialized part can be swapped out for a different one with no 4473 required. See ATF link below.
Tony
How would a licensee record the disposition of a replacement firearm in the licensee’s records? | Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
A licensee who receives a firearm for repair or customizing, and who returns a replacement firearm, must record the disposition in the licensee’s acquisition and disposition record. However, no ATF Form 4473 is required if the replacement firearm is returned to the same person from whom the...
Did not know that, thank you @TonyRumore
Demand your money back. Get rid of a perfectly good lower? What a joke. Not saying the Aero can't have an issue, but I doubt it. Really???
Knight
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Aero fit perfectly on Noreens lower but Noreens upper did not fit at all on Noreens lower..nuff said.
ntsqd
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Unless you're in KA or a similar State. S/N changed = New registration and new 4473. Maybe the 4473 is technically redundant, but as the FFL I sure wouldn't not fill it out. It passed thru their books, they need a 4473 to show where it went. I *just* went thru this and it was a PITA.This is not correct. The serialized part can be swapped out for a different one with no 4473 required. See ATF link below.
Tony
How would a licensee record the disposition of a replacement firearm in the licensee’s records? | Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
A licensee who receives a firearm for repair or customizing, and who returns a replacement firearm, must record the disposition in the licensee’s acquisition and disposition record. However, no ATF Form 4473 is required if the replacement firearm is returned to the same person from whom the...www.atf.gov
