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  • CA_SHARPSHOOTER
    Member
    • Mar 2009
    • 393

    Need help getting started

    Hello Gentleman I have decided I am ready for a tacticool rifle but I have no experience with how I can get a cali-legal one. I would like to keep the detachable magazine if possible. other than that I dont really care as long as it is a reliable ar/ak style rifle. how much am I looking at price wise? also where can I get my hands on one of these? any help would be appreciated
    "Get in the chopper"_ Arnold Schwarzenegger
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    Black Majik
    Calguns Addict
    • Oct 2005
    • 9695

    Unless you go featureless w/ Monsterman or U-15 (AR) you'll have to use a bullet button/raddlock for the maglock.

    Saiga ($650)offers detachable mags without BB/raddlock.

    M1A ($1700+++), mini-14 ($600-800) and SU-16 ($500-650) also offers detachable magazines without the use of maglocks.

    Read up on the flowchart and the different FAQs regarding OLL rifles.

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    • #3
      paintballergb
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2009
      • 1642

      Originally posted by CA_SHARPSHOOTER
      Hello Gentleman I have decided I am ready for a tacticool rifle but I have no experience with how I can get a cali-legal one. I would like to keep the detachable magazine if possible. other than that I dont really care as long as it is a reliable ar/ak style rifle. how much am I looking at price wise? also where can I get my hands on one of these? any help would be appreciated
      I am not sure if you are aware but it is important to note that a 'fixed' magazine does not mean it is permanently attached to the rifle, it just means that a tool is needed to remove it.
      Insert something clever here.

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      • #4
        HeavyArms
        Junior Member
        • Mar 2009
        • 91

        The Saiga 7.62x39 would be a great choice. Its from the Izmash factory in Russia and has a stamped Russian receiver. If you want to keep the detachable mags without a BB then just keep the saiga stock and don't convert it to pistol grip config. It basically looks like an ak with the pistol grip removed and the trigger group moved back. its the most reliable ak variant. Check out Coldwarshooters.com... sometimes they have Saigas in.

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        • #5
          vinny_land
          CGN Contributor
          • Dec 2007
          • 3374

          You gotta pay to play!

          Black Majik nailed it on the head regarding AK/AR with detachable magazines. The Saiga will probably be the best bet for detachable mags because an AR build require parts that are kinda hard to find especially if you want certain parts (BCM upper or Armalite tactical LPK). But if you are willing to wait and probably pay a little more, an AR build (featureless or not) is still nice to have.
          "1911 mag, twinkie, twinkie, cupcake, primary weapon mag"

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          • #6
            viras
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2007
            • 1853

            Here's a for-sale add for a Noveske N4 (excellent rifle) which is already built and has been californicated (although this one will definitely need a BB/P50 in order to keep all the "evil" features):



            Doesn't look like it's sold yet...

            Also, +1 to Saigas... I have a Saiga .308 and I absolutely love her. You can order your Saiga from DD's Ranch and then have it shipped to your local FFL. DD's has the best prices on Saiga's I've seen. No BB/P50 required for Saiga's in their Out-Of-Box configuration!

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