WTK Receiver marking

Before selling the AK, what kind of info am I required to stamp on the receiver of an AK whose receiver I bent and assembled? Am I even allowed to sell this AK ?
If so, is there a limit on how many I can sell?

Do yourself the best favor of your life:

Remove all the internals and cut the middle out of it.

Sell it as a parts kit.

ifly clear some pms :P

Do yourself the best favor of your life:

Remove all the internals and cut the middle out of it.

Sell it as a parts kit.


Amen brother

It's legal to mark and sell a home built receiver. Just don't do it too often, or you'll look like you're trying to manufacture w/o a license.

For more information, see: http://www.akfiles.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4435.

Larry

It's legal but you might be sued if the rifle malfunctions and hurts somebody. You would be stamping a name and location on a firearm that might be around for long time. It's best to remove the receiver and sell the parts. Parts kits can bring good money these days.

It's legal but you might be sued if the rifle malfunctions and hurts somebody. You would be stamping a name and location on a firearm that might be around for long time. It's best to remove the receiver and sell the parts. Parts kits can bring good money these days.

+1

just another audit trail back to you and your hobby.
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+100000000000000000000000 chop it and sell it.

While I think the chop & sell might be the wisest choice...

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