About Mag capacities...

[FantomFox]

Two questions here
1. Would an Evans repeater(34 round capacity) be legal if it were to be newly manufactured since over-ten tube mags are okay, apparently?
2. if someone were to have an antique gatling gun, could they keep it without a class 3 licence and dangerous weapons permit since it's pre-1899, and not full auto since the hand crank means manual reloading per shot? if you dropped 10 rounds at a time into the ammo hopper, would that be okay?

[kcjr1125]

Why are you asking these Questions? What are you trying to do. Quit beating around the bush.

[Merc1138]

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[Quiet]

Two questions here
1. Would an Evans repeater(34 round capacity) be legal if it were to be newly manufactured since over-ten tube mags are okay, apparently?
2. if someone were to have an antique gatling gun, could they keep it without a class 3 licence and dangerous weapons permit since it's pre-1899, and not full auto since the hand crank means manual reloading per shot? if you dropped 10 rounds at a time into the ammo hopper, would that be okay?

1. Evans Repeating Rifle = lever-action rifle with a tubular magazine.
Lever-action firearms with a fixed tubular magazine is exempt from the large capacity magazine laws.

2. Gatling Gun = Title 1 other firearm / CA long gun.
Under Federal & CA laws/regulations, a gatling gun is not a MG and the NFA does not apply to it. Technically, it's a multi-barrel single-shot firearm.