Can a registered .50 BMG rifle be taken to a gunsmith for repairs?
Yes. However, a .50 BMG rifle can only be left with a gunsmith who holds a .50 BMG Rifle Permit. Otherwise, the owner must remain with the firearm while it is being repaired.
If the .50 BMG rifle must be shipped to the manufacturer for repairs, a firearms dealer with a .50 BMG Rifle Permit must handle the shipping. More.
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Related Questions
If a .50 BMG rifle is already registered as an assault weapon, does it need to be registered under the provisions of the .50 Caliber BMG Regulation Act of 2004?
If a registrant no longer wants to keep a lawfully registered .50 BMG rifle, how can the weapon be lawfully disposed?
Can a serialized receiver be registered as a .50 BMG rifle?
Does a gunsmith have to provide a locking device when returning a gun to the owner after completing repairs or alterations?
Once a .50 BMG rifle registration application is submitted to DOJ, when can DOJ's registration acknowledgment notice be expected?
What is the .50 BMG rifle registration fee?