Cool internet site - IMFDB

[JohnnyBangBang]

The Internet Movie Firearms Database

http://www.imfdb.org/index.php?title=Main_Page

I was looking up something on Underworld

http://www.imfdb.org/index.php?title=Underworld

[Turbinator]

Just want to bring this back up to the top. Old old old.. but I was on it today and it is thoroughly entertaining.

Turby

[audihenry]

There is also imcdb for vehicles in movies!

[Some Guy]

Just want to bring this back up to the top. Old old old.. but I was on it today and it is thoroughly entertaining.

Turby

Yes it is, thank you sir.

ETA That site says 10/22s were banned during AWB? Thats not true is it?

http://www.imfdb.org/index.php?title=Ruger_10/22

[Suvorov]

Yes it is, thank you sir.

ETA That site says 10/22s were banned during AWB? Thats not true is it?
http://www.imfdb.org/index.php?title=Ruger_10/22

Site seems to have numerous inaccuracies, just look at the PVT Ryan for example.

[Turbinator]

Yes it is, thank you sir.

ETA That site says 10/22s were banned during AWB? Thats not true is it?
http://www.imfdb.org/index.php?title=Ruger_10/22

They were not banned, but as far as I know, the 1994 Crime Bill did strictly enforce features - so if you had a post-1994 ban Ruger 10/22, you could not put a folding stock on it..

Or do you mean the CA AWB?

Turby

[Some Guy]

They were not banned, but as far as I know, the 1994 Crime Bill did strictly enforce features - so if you had a post-1994 ban Ruger 10/22, you could not put a folding stock on it..

Or do you mean the CA AWB?

Turby

Fed AWB, thanks for the info.

[Seesm]

Soooo?

They were not banned, but as far as I know, the 1994 Crime Bill did strictly enforce features - so if you had a post-1994 ban Ruger 10/22, you could not put a folding stock on it..

Or do you mean the CA AWB?

Turby

So your saying my 1985 or 86 Ruger 10/22 can not have a PG foldable stock put on it but my 07 or 08 model could?

[Seesm]

btw imdb.com is the movie side of this...

[Turbinator]

So your saying my 1985 or 86 Ruger 10/22 can not have a PG foldable stock put on it but my 07 or 08 model could?

I am no lawyer, but I think you misread or misunderstood my post -

If the current date is anywhere after Sept 13th, 1994 or before Sept 13th 2004 (which it is not - we have passed this timeframe, but for the purposes of discussion):

AND you own a Ruger 10/22, as this is our example gun;

AND said Ruger 10/22 was purchased in its factory stock configuration after Sept 13th 1994, or before Sept 13th 2004;

AND the configuration is with the monte carlo stock;

THEN you could not legally assemble it with a pistol gripped stock during this time.

Since the Federal AWB has sunset, it no longer applies, so everything is good to go from a federal perspective.

Thoughts, anyone else?

Turby

[Seesm]

got ya... thanks

[odysseus]

Just want to bring this back up to the top. Old old old.. but I was on it today and it is thoroughly entertaining.

Turby

It is entertaining, when this post first hit I was on and off that site for what seems like hours browsing. It is catchy.

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[Turbinator]

It is entertaining, when this post first hit I was on and off that site for what seems like hours browsing. It is catchy.

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There might be a few errors sprinkled throughout. If we catch any, we should help them correct 'em.

Turby