.410 upper conversion ar15

[IsaacMc]

Pretty cool, I ordered one to see how it rolls.

https://karrisguns.com/charles-daly-ar-410-complete-upper-410-gauge-19-barrel-

[Quiet]

Pretty cool, I ordered one to see how it rolls.
https://karrisguns.com/charles-daly-...uge-19-barrel-

Keep in mind that CA assault weapons laws for shotguns is different than those for rifles.
There may be some similarities, but they are different.

So, when you assemble it, make sure it has a fixed magazine and if it has a pistol grip or any type of vertical grip, that it also has a fixed shoulder stock.


You may also have to special order the 12Gauge 2.5" ammo for it.
^"Overall cartrige length must be 2.29inches or less for proper function."

[IsaacMc]

yup Hellfighter and fixed stock was my plan. Thanks for the feedback

[crazy]

Keep in mind that CA assault weapons laws for shotguns is different than those for rifles.
There may be some similarities, but they are different.

So, when you assemble it, make sure it has a fixed magazine and if it has a pistol grip or any type of vertical grip, that it also has a fixed shoulder stock.


You may also have to special order the 12Gauge 2.5" ammo for it.
^"Overall cartrige length must be 2.29inches or less for proper function."

.410 or 12 ga?

[Don the savage]

How does it feed? Ar mag? Lot of questions on how this thing works. But it looks fun.

[Jimvh2]

Tagged for a range report.

Cool find!

[IsaacMc]

Once I get it y’all I will post

[Quiet]

.410 or 12 ga?

My mistake...
The upper is .410, when I said 12Gauge.
The manufacturer was making a .410 upper for AR15 pattern receiver and a 12Gauge upper for AR10 pattern receiver.
The OP's post is about the .410 upper.

[Kokanee]

I looked at those a month or so ago.
Just about signed up for one.
But I thought about the cost of a box of .410.
Ehh, I have enough other toys to play with.
It would never get used.

It is cool though, just for being different.

[Dvrjon]

How does it feed? Ar mag? Lot of questions on how this thing works. But it looks fun.

AR 410 Upper 5 Round Magazine

[k1dude]

Keep in mind that CA assault weapons laws for shotguns is different than those for rifles.
There may be some similarities, but they are different.

So, when you assemble it, make sure it has a fixed magazine and if it has a pistol grip or any type of vertical grip, that it also has a fixed shoulder stock.

What if you only use it as a slug rifle for deer and pig?

[PoorRichRichard]

Tag. Very interested as reload .410. Looking forward to a range report. Wonder if 10 round mags are available???

[PoorRichRichard]

Anybody know of a similarly priced upper that can handle 3” .410 shells?

[Quiet]

What if you only use it as a slug rifle for deer and pig?

There are no hunting exemptions to CA assault weapons laws.

Semi-auto shotgun that does not have a fixed magazine = assault weapon. [PC 30515(a)(7)]

Semi-auto shotgun with folding/collapsing stock and a pistol grip or any type of vertical grip = assault weapon. [PC 30515(a)(6)]


Theoretically...
A semi-auto shotgun that does not have a fixed magazine and has a rifled barrel and has no restricted features would result in an arrest for violating CA assault weapons laws and, depending on how good your lawyer is, may result in no convictions.

LEOs would make a good faith arrest for assault weapon violations and confiscate the firearm as evidence. Then the lab techs/firearms experts would then need to examine/testify that the firearm does not meet the CA definition of "shotgun". Then your lawyer will need to convice the DA's Office or a trial jury, that since your shotgun does not meet the legal definition of a "shotgun", the CA assault weapons laws for rifles would apply instead of the CA assault weapons laws for shotguns and your shotgun as configured would not be considered an assault weapon under the laws for rifles. All this while you are out on bail or waiting in jail and you spending $$$$$ in legal fees.

[AlienHobo]

Theoretically...
A semi-auto shotgun that does not have a fixed magazine and has a rifled barrel and has no restricted features would result in an arrest for violating CA assault weapons laws and, depending on how good your lawyer is, may result in no convictions.

I believe having a rifled barrel makes it a rifle, not a shotgun. That is why the Circuit Judge is legal in CA, even though it has a "revolving cylinder."

Edit: I see, you are saying LEO "could" arrest you, "theoretically," if they felt like being jerks?