The second advantage of building your own is that it’s cheaper on the wallet or purse and you save $200.00 for one less transfer tax. The first is that you can avoid the hassle of finding a Type 9 FFL Dealer (Or Type 10 manufacturer, or Type 11 Importer) in your State that legally can transfer a registered Destructive Device. That is a felony! Wait until you have that approved Form 1 before getting a barrel! Building your own has two advantages. Under no circumstances should you obtain a barrel before the Form 1 is approved, that would be “Constructive Possession of an unregistered Destructive Device”. Any receiver can be shipped as a Title 1 weapon like a rifle, and you can file an ATF Form 1 if your State or Local Law Enforcement will sign the Law Enforcement Certification section.Īfter the approval of Form 1 from ATF you can acquire and attach a barrel to your new M-203 or M-79. There have been other manufactures of Standalone units in the past but none built with the quality of the Knight’s unit.įor those recreational shooters who like to build their own, you can purchase one of the receivers often advertised by Randy “Mr 40mm” Shivak in this magazine.
The latest accessory to hit the market is a Standalone unit for the M-203 from Knight’s Armament which allows the M-203 to be fired separately from the M-16 or AR-15 type rifle. There are others out there, multi-barreled or cylinder gas guns, H&K-69’s and variants but these are rarely seen in civilian hands. Weapons of choice are usually either the M-79, a single-shot shoulder fired Viet Nam era weapon or its replacement, the M-203, a single-shot unit mounted to the barrel of a M-16 or AR-15 type rifle.
The topic sends chills down the spines of every gun grabbing liberal in America, but if you live in one of the 42 States that allows registered Destructive Devices, why not toss your gear into the back of your truck and have a little harmless fun.
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