Stocks are for losers!

[AKguy1985]

I'm not interested

 

[338Shooter]

You can convert a lower back to title 1 status and sell it like that. It would be a good idea to notify the ATF and have some confirmation back from them first though. Any reason why you'd want to sell a stipped SBR lower? you've got $300 in it with the stamp and it's maybe worth $75?

There is nothing you can do with this contraption that an SBR can't/won't do except suck for $250.

 

[AKguy1985]

You can change the caliber of the SBR without additional paperwork? Even so, if you strip the lower completely, it's still registered as an SBR and can only be sold as such, right?

I'm 99% sure thats correct.

 

[Perplexed]

You can convert a lower back to title 1 status and sell it like that. It would be a good idea to notify the ATF and have some confirmation back from them first though. Any reason why you'd want to sell a stipped SBR lower? you've got $300 in it with the stamp and it's maybe worth $75?

There is nothing you can do with this contraption that an SBR can't/won't do except suck for $250.

I can see where going with an SBR would make more sense in this situation - if you know you'll hang onto that SBR for a long time. If you get bored and buy/sell firearms on a regular basis like I've done, an SBR can get pretty expensive and restrictive, so non-restrictive avenues like the SF and possibly this chin-rest stock become more attractive. To each his or her own.

 

[338Shooter]

It's a lower... If you want to sell it, buy a stripped lower, move all the parts over and sell it as a pistol. Leave the SBR lower in the safe for the next project. You can make any change to length and caliber to an SBR you want. Just send the ATF a letter if the change is permanent.