Anderson Manufacturing AM-15 .223 Remington Black AR-15 Lower Receiver

A: Had to do some searching to find this one. According to Anderson MFG website this model comes assembled. https://andersonmanufacturing.com/lower-receiver-with-lpk-installed-with-ambi-safety-selector.html

A: Juan, yes Sir you can. This lower will work no issue. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Yes this is Mil-Spec lower and will work for 556/223, 300 BLK, and many other calibers

A: Juan, yes this will work, it is the perfect platform for building the ultimate, mission-specific, AR-15 rifle, carbine or pistol build.

A: yes it will work just fine for a 5.56/.223 build

A: This is a stripped multi-cal lower, with lower parts kit installed, it can be used to build a pistol or rifle/carbine.

A: Damien, Stripped, partial Lower Receiver comes with an open trigger, Black A2 style pistol grip, Anderson Lower Parts Kit installed and Ambidextrous safety selector. It can be used for either a Pistol or AR Rifle build. Cheers and stay safe!

A: can be used for either rifle or pistol

A: It is not stripped. A lower parts kit is installed.

A: Kurt, I would contact your local FFL who should be able to give you the most accurate location advice Sir. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Kurt, unfortunately this is not legal in Massachusetts. Complete or stripped lowers are a no go in Massachusetts. Sorry but hope this helps. Here is a link to Massachusetts restrictions.. https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/massachusetts_restrictions.pdf

A: Kurt, unfortunately not, AR Lowers, stripped or complete, are ​ prohibited. budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/massachusetts_restrictions.pdf

A: From what I'm seeing it's a no go for Mass. But, I also would contact your local FFL to verify.

A: Nicole, yes it can to most Zip Codes if Serialized. As of 1/4/2022, the city of Denver prohibits so-called "ghost guns," defined as privately-made firearms with no serial numbers or markings. This includes prohibiting the possession, carrying (open or concealed), wearing, flourishing, use, or manufacturing of non-serialized firearms (including any non-serialized frame or receiver). ----------------- Details here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/colorado_restrictions.pdf

A: Nichole, yes since this is serialized it is perfectly legal in Colorado and can be shipped. Hope this helps.

A: Nicole, yes this has a serial number and can be shipped to CO. Have a great day!

A: Binyamin, Josh is correct, I missed the pistol grip. Have a great day!

A: Binyamin, I would double check with your local FFL dealer because I don't think this is legal in new York state. Because if this was for a rifle it has a pistol grip, so it's restricted. If you build it into a pistol it accepts a detachable magazine outside of the pistol grip. So either way it's restricted. So I'd contact your local FFL dealer and double check but pretty sure this is a no go. Sorry but hope this helps. Here's a link to new Yorks restrictions...... https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/new_york_restrictions.pdf

A: Binyamin, yes but, since it is serialized it will require transfer through a local FFL Dealer same as a firearm. Cheers and stay safe!