Do you know why it doesn't matter? Because it's a featureless rifle. Do you know how I know? Because I have drosd more than one and I asked this very question 3 years ago. The answer from the FFL was that the Bullet Button is the definition of a fixed magazine, however if you remove the features that would otherwise make it an AW, the bullet button is nulled.
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Everyone's response to my question (so far) are not valid...including your two.The other comments here are completely valid. Why not just call the FFL and ask directly if you're seeking a direct answer? What that FFL did most certainly will not be a blanket as to what other FFL's will do for "featureless" rifles.
The law is vague and does not specificy what is "allowed" for featureless rifles. It only specifies that FFL's must turn in any "assault weapons" for destruction, remove from the state, or remove the offending features. An FFL can keep it as simple as possible or add-on more expensive features than raise the price accordingly. People are still going to complain about prices.
If you want a factory configured example, look at the Black Rain Ordnance NY rifle. They use the Thordsen stock. There is a video of it in my featureless build thread.
I asked a simple question about what a FFL did or didn't do from
an individual who may or may not know the answer.
I'm not asking questions (plural) about featureless requirements, although now there are 3 of you who pretend to know and want to insert and define my underlying motives
I could care less about your thread or your opinion...it's because those also do not answer my question
The ONLY thing I'll take from your reply is possibly calling the LGS
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Originally posted by FjoldI've been married so long that I don't even look both ways when I cross the street.Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program.
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And oh yes...that IS the answer I was looking for...right?Do you know why it doesn't matter? Because it's a featureless rifle. Do you know how I know? Because I have drosd more than one and I asked this very question 3 years ago. The answer from the FFL was that the Bullet Button is the definition of a fixed magazine, however if you remove the features that would otherwise make it an AW, the bullet button is nulled.
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Your question appears that you want to know from a legal standpoint. My answer was that it doesn't matter if you are featureless. Were you not asking from a legal standpoint?It makes a difference...to me
It has been mentioned by those with more credibility than the two of you that
even though there are no "super" or "sub" assualt weapon levels
removal should be refrained from for now...
But what a FFL does is an indicator of what might be allowed
But thanks for your insightful observationsOriginally posted by FjoldI've been married so long that I don't even look both ways when I cross the street.Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program.
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Originally posted by FjoldI've been married so long that I don't even look both ways when I cross the street.Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program.
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The BB is now the same as a standard mag release due to recent laws.
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I would never take what a FFL does or doesn't do to represent a precedent ...
Nor would I take an Internet forum replies to represent legal guidance...even from someone I have utmost respect for (Bweise)
I simply was curious if they put on a mag release or not
End of story
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Everyone's response to my question (so far) are not valid...including your two.
I asked a simple question about what a FFL did or didn't do from
an individual who may or may not know the answer.
I'm not asking questions (plural) about featureless requirements, although now there are 3 of you who pretend to know and want to insert and define my underlying motives
I could care less about your thread or your opinion...it's because those also do not answer my question
The ONLY thing I'll take from your reply is possibly calling the LGS
I'll have to see if it was named...
Hmmm. Taking aggression from non-aggressive responses from veteran forum members.
I think we've found CGN's own newb special snowflake. Were my words a microaggression? Did your critical thinking ability not get developed early on in life? Do you need time to apply your safety pin? Here, we'll grant you a safe space.
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But you realize that your question implies from a legal standpoint. Otherwise why would you ask that type of question for either convenience or otherwise?I would never take what a FFL does or doesn't do to represent a precedent ...
Nor would I take an Internet forum replies to represent legal guidance...even from someone I have utmost respect for (Bweise)
I simply was curious if they put on a mag release or not
End of story
Don't read anything into the motive behind my curiousityOriginally posted by FjoldI've been married so long that I don't even look both ways when I cross the street.Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program.
-Milton Friedman
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There are also other methods of compliance, such as registering your bb rifle, installing an ARMAGLOCK, other products which will make your rifle a break action, removing features which will cause your rifle to be non-compliant with state law.Comment
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