This is an 80% lower receiver. With a jig, many times included, and some power tools this can go to being a finished AR15 lower receiver in a very short time.
These aren't regulated at all in 45 states. For the most part neither are all the other parts to an AR.
These aren't regulated at all in 45 states. For the most part neither are all the other parts to an AR.
If this was 100% finished it would require serial numbers and you would have to go to a Federal Firearm License Holder aka gun shops to buy them and go through a background check.
These are fairly easy to learn to finish and then assemble in to an AR. They also sell handguns blanks in a similar fashion, 80% finished with no serial numbers and no background check. Becoming very common to find these with gangs in a lot of major cities.
They call these ghost guns as there is almost no way to track them back in any real way. These days you can also do similar with a 3d printer.
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These are becoming found more and more often in the hands of gang members, adding to the proliferation while making it nearly impossible to track them back when used in a crime. Easy place to start would be requiring these 80% lowers to be serialized.
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