Quote Originally Posted by ExecDirector View Post

.......As for 922(r) it only applies when the item is being made or assembled. It does not apply to mere possession. If you are the one making/assembling the thing, 922(r) absolutely pertains to you.!
Making/assembling? Almost all NFA guns when modified to be shoulder fired consists of a.) removing several inches from the barrel and or, b.) simply applying a butt stock as is done in any transformation from pistol to rifle. MG's are exempt
The base platform has already been made or assembled realistically. Does the addition of a stock no different than adding any other external feature or taking a hacksaw to a barrel constitute "making/assembling" and furthermore, if someone else other than the stamp recipient applied the stock and you are only "in possession" what then?
I think this is where the 922r doesn't apply argument originates from. I trust ATF as much as the liar in chief which translates to zero so I have subbed US parts on all applicable NFA weps. Idiotic law.