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The only engraving you would need to put on the barrel is your name, city and state. You do not have to duplicate the serial number that is already on the receiver. Title 27: Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms § 479.102 How must firearms be identified? (a) You, as a manufacturer, importer, or...

Yes, but the SOT is not going to do everything to "make it" for free. He will have to do the barrel work; engrave his name, city and state as the manufacturer; register it with ATF on a form 2; prepare the form 4 for you; and then store it for a year while waiting for your form 4 to be approved...

Here is one that was converted to an A2. It was issued to one of my students last year.

A stripped receiver or frame would actually be marked as "Other Firearm" on the 4473. Your only 3 choices are "Handgun", "Long Gun" or "Other Firearm". http://www.atf.gov/files/forms/download/atf-f-4473-1.pdf

My local range has also banned bump firing due to too many rounds going off of the range. Thankfully, they still allow real full-autos.

Balimoy made replacement lowers for a military contract. They are NOT transferable. Here are some pics of one I took at Ft. Sill several years ago.

Wow, I did not think it was that low! If the OP has a DF upper and 23 mags and I have a DF upper and 20 mags, then that leaves only around 57 mags split between the other 20 uppers!?

Ruger AC556 FNC

I didn't see the hardened ejector rod on Richard's website. Do you know how much they are?

No, closed bolt semi-autos have the oblong hole so that the firing pin can move forward when the hammer strikes it. Open bolt full-autos have a round hole that keeps the firing pin forward all the time. And I will say it again, there is no such thing as "contructive intent".

What "constructive intent" clause? No such thing. The term I think you are wanting is "constructive possession" and there really is no such thing as that either. You are either in possession of an unregistered NFA weapon or not. If it is unassembled, but you have all of the parts and no other...

You can't transfer without doing another Form 4. You and your trust are 2 seperate legal entities.

I bought my NIB M11/9 in 1991 for $350.00. Also bought my M16 that year for $950.00.

While it does not address the question the OP asked, here is some good info from ATF on SBR/SBS's. http://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/national-firearms-act-short-barreled-rifles-shotguns.html

Actually, yours doesn't look bad with the MOE stock. What adapter are you using?

Are there any options for an adjustable stock for an M11/9 other than an AR15 type stock? Not oppossed to using an AR type stock, just don't like the looks. Would love to see pics of what you are using.

I have heard nothing but good things about Sooner State Pawn, so I am sure they will be fine.

What dealer do you plan to use in OK?

Did you find one in OK or out of state?