[WeedWacker]

Because you are wrong. A bare frame or receiver does not fit the federal definition of a pistol, handgun, or revolver according to the definitions given in 27 CFR 478.11. Since a frame or receiver has none of those and fits none of those descriptions, your argument of interstate pistol transfer is incorrect, not accurate, and completely irrelevant.

So post the letter or email me the letter stating that a bare frame or receiver is a pistol.

Your question was answered in the second post in this thread.

But since you neglect to heed the facts presented by people in the industry that know the laws, know the policies, and know the way things simply ARE, I'm done with you and this thread. Good luck and take care!

Here is a discussion on another forum over the non-issue at hand you have discussed and not completely answered my question.

http://forum.pafoa.org/general-2/533...al-issues.html

Washington state does NOT require registration of any handguns. There is a voluntary registration form you can fill out if you desire but I have never done that

Dave Williams
(Lewis County, Wa)

Every pistol I have purchased from an FFL (not face to face) has had a pistol form filled out from my understanding and from my discussion with the FFL holder that it was required by law or as I seem to have understood it int he writing. IANAL and I don't plan on ever being one as I suck at reading the lawyer speak but I can get generalities from it.

Now, as far as my original question being answered:

Possession of a gun built up as a pistol without the parts to make it a rifle is not intent.

The only really pertinent post to what my question is. My response was:

So the fact that I have in my possession two complete rifles with two complete lowers both of which have buttstocks on them does not impact the legality of me purchasing another lower and building it up as a pistol?

(Which is where the confusion lies for me)

Please leave the pistol registration to rest and answer the only question I have really wanted an answer to.