Wow, that is a solid observation of this situation! You gotta dispose of that SBR legally before "they" come to you! Especially being plastered all over the Internet.
Sorry for your situation and wish you luck
Wow, that is a solid observation of this situation! You gotta dispose of that SBR legally before "they" come to you! Especially being plastered all over the Internet.More to the OP's issues though, assuming he ever bothers to check this..... Is the broken part the part that is actually considered the receiver? Im not that familiar with them. If thats the serialized part, that would explain their refusal to ship parts to him. It would HAVE to go home to be "repaired", and then if it gets a new receiver, how would that play with Guam's rather strict firearms laws? If you want to REALLY open a can of worms, is it now an unregistered SBR?