[Yo-Yo]

Btw, I’ve “heard”, but CANNOT CONFIRM, that there are a FEW AR-18 rifles that are C&R. = I might buy one of those IF it wasn’t priced really, really, high & had the folding stock.

I don't know how may AR-18s are on the National Registry, but I do know there are a few. They come up at the auctions every once in a while.

I do know that the Armalite-produced semi-auto only AR-180 were manufactured between 1969 and 1972, so the '69 and '70 guns are C&R eligible now, with the remainder to come online by 2022.

Howa AR-180s have later manufacture dates (1970-74,) so they will become C&R eligible in the next few years.

[TMN78247]

THANK YOU. = I reasonably sure that I hadn’t lost my mind & remembered correctly.

Yours, TMN78247

[TMN78247]

THANK YOU. = I reasonably sure that I hadn’t lost my mind & remembered correctly.

Yours, TMN78247

[TMN78247]

THANK YOU. = I was reasonably sure that I hadn’t lost my mind completely & remembered correctly.

I’ve wanted a folding-stock AR-18 since I saw one OCONUS, that was taken off of the corpse of a “middle to high ranking” narcotrafficante. = It had an about 16” barrel & with the butt-stock folded, the AR-18 would fit neatly into a “one suiter” Samsonite suitcase.

Yours, TMN78247

[TMN78247]

THANK YOU. = I was reasonably sure that I hadn’t lost my mind completely & remembered correctly.

I’ve wanted a folding-stock AR-18 since I saw one OCONUS, that was taken off of the corpse of a “middle to high ranking” narcotrafficante. = It had an about 16” barrel & with the butt-stock folded, the AR-18 would fit neatly into a “one suiter” Samsonite suitcase.

Yours, TMN78247