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    I know nobody will see this , but again , the seven deadly sins are:
    disconector
    disconector spring
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    trip lever assmly
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    These are the parts that make a full auto in BATFs eyes. You may legaly have 6 of the 7 without a registered reciever in your possession. If you have a registered reciever , you can have as many spare parts for your use as you want. If you have a registered parts pack , you can only have the six parts again. The part in the pack with the serial number you cannot have a spare of. Most packs are numbered on the trip lever assmly because it is big and soft. The other parts ( stock , sear, trigger housing , slide ) while needed for full auto , are not part of the kit. There are a lot of "kits" out there with the serial number only on the trigger housing. They are in violation of the law because the TH is not part of the kit. These kits can have the info placed on the trip lever and be legal. HTH Chris

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