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08-10-2012, 06:54 AM
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Any welding to our firearms should be only done in TIG. I would not use a mig welder to put on a muzzle brake, compensator, etc.
Instead of shipping and waiting a week or so and paying 45 bucks, local welder could do it in 5 minutes for min. charge. I'm 99% sure it is 100% legal if you brought the entire upper receiver assembly to him and did the work. The lower receiver is what counts as far as becoming a firearm, if I recall. This is what mine looks like  I'm building my own upper in a 14.5 barrel with a 2.0 comp. making it legal and not a SBR
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