[Surface Dragon]

What is the legality of openly carrying a ghost(un-serialized, unregistered) firearm?

I know its legal to build your own firearm for personal use, as long as you can legally own a firearm.(80% lower/frame method)

I'm assuming that if you are allowed to own it you are also allowed to openly carry it, right?

[Boots]

Just curious... why do you mention 'unregistered'?
What registration might you be referring to?

[Surface Dragon]

One that doesn't have any type of paper trail.

I don't mean stolen or illegal.

I have no intention of doing anything illegal I was just interested in possibly doing a 80% personal firearm build.

I'm still in the research phase of the project.

I don't even have enough money to really start building anything yet.

[Guard_Duck]

There's no registration in Delaware.

[astro_wanabe]

I've never seen a law prohibiting or restricting the possession or carry of firearms without serial numbers (as long as it never had one from a manufacturer or importer).

[Pjd832]

What is the legality of openly carrying a ghost(un-serialized, unregistered) firearm?

I know its legal to build your own firearm for personal use, as long as you can legally own a firearm.(80% lower/frame method)

I'm assuming that if you are allowed to own it you are also allowed to openly carry it, right?

are you talking about oc'ing an 80% build ar platform rifle?

[brich2929]

Or pistol?

[Surface Dragon]

I want to build an AR-15 first because its the cheapest and easiest but I don't plan on open carrying it. Then I would like to build something more challenging like an M1911-A1, Derringer, or possible a Sig M11 when I level-up my skills that I might open carry.

I also am interested in things like the AR-10, FN-FAL, FN-FNC, 9mm-AR, and/or a bunch of other totally rad firearms that I don't currently have the budget to even start thinking about getting.

[brich2929]

Ares Armor has 1911 lowers that you finish. No FFL needed. Just machining skill

[Surface Dragon]

The ares 1911 it half polymer but might be interesting.

I was thinking of checking out this place in PA called SARCO INC because they seem to have decent prices and a large selection of firearm stuff but I heard there 1911 frames need serious work done to make things fit/work.