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Semi-auto Thompsons are not listed by name on the Roberti-Roos list and they are not AR or AK series weapons. So the term "off list" doesn't really apply to them. Thompsons are banned because they are a semi-auto, detachable magazine rifle with an "evil" feature, the pistol grip. So any semi-auto Thompson is legal to ship to California if you first remove the pistol grip (awkward to shoot) or permenantly attach a 10 or less round magazine (awkward to load).
Finding a California FFL Dealer to accept the transfer is the hardest part. Now that so many of them are hip to the OLL situation you might have better luck than I did five years ago.
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Yah it can with enough mill work to split the bolt and re-engineer the FCG so F/A parts can't just drop in... J |
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open bolt sux for semi anyways.
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