linda 9 mm

[holttek]

any one know if they out lawed in ca or a non roster gun thanks Tom

[freonr22]

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=153499

[pyromensch]

isn't a linda, an uzi looking type firearm? when i saw this thread, and the name, it is what popped in my head. maybe something out of south africa?

checked out the link... that is what i thought it was

[bohoki]

i thought the front had grip makes it an assault weapon

[Quiet]

i thought the front had grip makes it an assault weapon

It does.

Needs to be removed or it needs to have a magazine lock & 10 round magazines.

[tileguy]

a friend has one without the threaded barrel.he made a bullet button and ten round mag for it and he thinks its ok according to the flow chart. he perminantly attached a collar around the mag release so you need a tool to reach the mag release button.any body have a oppinion on his set-up

[-hanko]

isn't a linda, an uzi looking type firearm? when i saw this thread, and the name, it is what popped in my head. maybe something out of south africa?

checked out the link... that is what i thought it was

IDAHO, not Africa.

But started in Covina. Out of business and sold to a Northwest Arms, possibly in Parma, ID. Just up the road from me. OTOH, google gets a ton of hits for Northwest Arms, from WA to KS.

There's also a 'Terry' carbine and 'Sherry' .22lr.

Extremely accurate, accordingly heavy. You see 'em at most ID gunshows. Very well made weapon, both a shooter and worth collecting. Good Linda's run $750 & up at gunshows.

hth

-hanko

[jyo]

Havn't seen one of those in decades! I believe they were made by a guy who made 2-stroke motorcycle exhaust systems way back in the 80s out east of L.A.---don't think they are legal in Kalifornia.

[holttek]

thank everyone tom