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To: Gordon A. Langston who wrote (358)	10/13/2002 12:19:30 PM
From: Shoot1st	Respond to of 2746

"""""If this guy is an enthusiast it would not be uncommon to own several uppers for his AR. The upper contains the bolt, firing pin, chamber and barrel. Push out the two pins that hold the upper and lower together, add a new upper (with all new aforementioned goodies and the forensics are completely different. Also, it is only the lower that is registered and has a serial # and it contains nothing that would connect it to the brass or projectile. """""""" I'm really hoping this guy is mr typical and never thought of that....I've used a T/C Aristocrat for years....multi calibers....all you need is an extra 150$ for a complete new rifle....Fortunately an upper costs as much as some new rifles....I hope this guy is cheap. SHootie