Having a selector switch, even one that moves to the FA position, does not make a FAL NFA. In order to be NFA, it has to have a sear cut receiver. If you look closely, you'll notice that DSA FALs retain full selector movement, but are not NFA. http://www.dsarms.com/p-14141-dsa-f...ium-threaded-barrel-fixed-buttstock.aspx
How nice of you to narc on a fellow patriot.
As it turned out, he was being set up by an overly ambitious ATF supervisor. He was correct to be suspicious, and he kept his FFL. If he was buying the firearm, it certainly would have been his responsibility to examine the receiver more closely, but he smelled a rat and responded appropriately.
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