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**Sailormilan2** · 12-16-2025, 6:44 AM

They do not. The law refers to “center Fire”. So, that excludes “rimfires”. However, the so called “hi capacity” magazines are banned. That’s a different law. So, no magazines over 10rd can ban imported into the State:

Edited to fix autocorrect mistakes.😊

**jarhead714** · 12-16-2025, 6:49 AM

SBR rules still apply to rimfires.

**zoner** · 12-16-2025, 9:28 AM

Thanks for the info

**G-forceJunkie** · 12-16-2025, 11:56 AM

Originally posted by jarhead714

SBR rules still apply to rimfires.

Also Federal OAL rules, 26"

**donalli** · 12-16-2025, 2:46 PM

the possibilities are infinite..

.50-60 Peabody rimfires

https://forum.cartridgecollectors.org/t/50-60-peabody-rimfires/6148

Here are a couple of .50-60 Peabody rimfire cartridges that were included in a mixed bunch of cartridges I recently purchased in an auction. These are the two variations of the .50-60 Peabody rim fire that are typically encountered. The polished one on the left with the shorter bullet was made by UMC; the other is thought to have been made by the Frankford Arsenal.

**ar15barrels** · 12-17-2025, 5:37 PM

Originally posted by Ishootforblood

But switches are okay, right? 🤣 🤣 🤣

Any device which causes more then one shot to discharge with one pull of the trigger is not allowed as the gun becomes an illegal machine gun under the NFA.

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