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  • Lakeside
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 9

    Beltfed 22 intermitent 10 round semi-connected belts

    We stumbled on a new technique in house for a possible solution to your 10 round belt problem......
    If we were to give you a 100 round belt (or any length for that matter) and rivit the 11th pocket closed like in the pic.....would this be legal for a belt in CA? The action would stop and you would have to advance the belt one pocket by hand and recharge the system to continue firing. It would give you the "look" of a long belt......

    the only draw back is that if the last fired case in the miniature didn't rechamber (as it does on occasion) you will have to manually clear that case before reloading again. The positive would be that you could have a long looking belt instead of that little 10 rounder.

    any comments? is this worth the trouble?
    Thanks for the feedback!!

    ERIC
    sorry for the blurry pic, but i was excitied to get this posted to begin any clarification on this for CA laws....


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    69Mach1
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    • Jan 2006
    • 15032

    That's walking a very fine line. I wouldn't recommend that, but thank you for coming up with ideas.
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      Lurch762
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2008
      • 962

      Very interesting idea. Belt fed equivalent of 10 round jungle clips. You could always run the idea past the CA DOJ, perhaps include a pic of 10 round Eagle mags clipped together or 3 Ruger mags held together with the alangator trimag to prove the point. All they could say is NO. If they happen to say it's legal, you could post the letter on your website so buyers can get a copy.

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