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Guy's, I've tried reading and the search function to no avail. I guess my Goggle-Foo is weak.

1) If I buy and register a AR lower for a SBR, can I own multiple uppers (SBR)

(Different Calibers) to put on the same lower?

2) Can you put a regular length upper on a registered SBR lower?

I'm looking to get the most bang for the buck. Build a great lower with interchangeable

uppers.

Thanks

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I don't believe you can change caliber though.

You can.

ATF does require that a primary caliber be listed on the forms, but nothing precludes you from temporarily shooting different calibers, as long as the firearm can readily be returned to it's Form 1/Form 4 configuration. Permanent changes should be sent in writing to the ATF, so that they can update the NFRTR.

If you want to play it safe: I have seen others list additional calibers in block H on the Form 1/Form 4. However, that is not necessary.

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