Never again

[white92coupe]

Is it the new Made in OK Firearms? I just found them doing some searching on google.

 

[AKguy1985]

It's not Loki. This company is not out of business.

Rijas!!! lol

 

[Honeybee]

I'm cornfused now. Could someone please enlighten me on other manufacturers in Oklahoma? Rijas is not one. An assembler does not a manufacturer make.

Wrong According to the ATF if you "assemble" or change out more than 7 individual parts of a firearm then you are considered a manufacturer. I know it is stupid but thats why they advised me to get my manufacturing license instead of just a 05 FFL because as a gunsmith I will be "making" guns work by making and switching out parts.

Hey if I built that lower then bring it back, you got one of my custom castings for "gifted" customers.

 

[PBramble]

Wrong According to the ATF if you "assemble" or change out more than 7 individual parts of a firearm then you are considered a manufacturer. I know it is stupid but thats why they advised me to get my manufacturing license instead of just a 05 FFL because as a gunsmith I will be "making" guns work by making and switching out parts.

Hey if I built that lower then bring it back, you got one of my custom castings for "gifted" customers.

Learn something new everyday. I stand corrected. However, regardless of ATFs definition, I would never consider anyone other than the name on the side of the lower the manufacturer.

 

[338Shooter]

Wrong According to the ATF if you "assemble" or change out more than 7 individual parts of a firearm then you are considered a manufacturer. I know it is stupid but thats why they advised me to get my manufacturing license instead of just a 05 FFL because as a gunsmith I will be "making" guns work by making and switching out parts.

Hey if I built that lower then bring it back, you got one of my custom castings for "gifted" customers.

I don't believe that is accurate.

And there is no type 5 FFL.

If you work on/modify customer supplied guns, it is gunsmithing. If you work on/modify guns that are in your inventory it is manufacturing. Number of parts involved is irrelevant.

 

[henschman]

Thanks for the heads up. This makes me skeptical of buying from any local manufacturers. Though it would be nice to know which mfg. it is, so as not to "throw the baby out with the bathwater," so to speak.

 

[SoonerP226]

Thanks for the heads up. This makes me skeptical of buying from any local manufacturers. Though it would be nice to know which mfg. it is, so as not to "throw the baby out with the bathwater," so to speak.

Agreed--right now, all OK manufacturers are tarred. Also, if the manufacturer is named, it gives others with their products a chance to speak up for (or out against) them, so we can see if this is a one-off problem (every manufacturer has them) or a trend...

 

[NikatKimber]

I don't believe that is accurate.

And there is no type 5 FFL.

If you work on/modify customer supplied guns, it is gunsmithing. If you work on/modify guns that are in your inventory it is manufacturing. Number of parts involved is irrelevant.

So, for example, you have Rijas that builds complete guns based off lowers they purchase. Are they manufacturing or reselling?

 

[Hump66]

I'm fairly certain it's a one off problem. There's another member on here who has built a few of them recently and never mentioned any issues.

 

[NikatKimber]

I'm fairly certain it's a one off problem. There's another member on here who has built a few of them recently and never mentioned any issues.

Have you talked to them about it? What was their response?