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  • jvidanes
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2008
    • 81

    Question on Barrett 82A1CAL

    Gents,
    I have a registered Barrett 82A1CAL. This is the California model that has
    the permanent attached swing down 10 round magazine. My question is since
    it's a registered CA AW, can I convert it to the regular 10 round detachable magazine?
    Thanks,
    BADMAFA
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    69Mach1
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    CGN Contributor - Lifetime
    • Jan 2006
    • 15032

    No. That is a registered .50 cal assault weapon, not a registered SB23 assault weapon.
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    • #3
      gibbet
      Member
      • Mar 2005
      • 241

      Yes. Remove the PG and install an MMG or a Solar Tactical grip.

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      • #4
        bwiese
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        • Oct 2005
        • 27621

        I do not believe you reg'd your M82CA as an assault weapon (unless it existed before & you registered it on or before Dec 31, 2000).

        I believe you registered this gun with DOJ as a 50BMG rifle in ~2004 time frame; the DOJ-approved "-CA" model with swing-bail magazine was designed to avoid SB23 assault weapon status before the AB50 50BMG ban came down.

        Even though you are reg'd with DOJ, the 50BMG category does not allow AW status. You have to keep the 10rd fixed magazine unless you can come up with some Bullet-Button style device or use something like a MonsterMan grip (and have no flash hider, folder stock, or other evil features).

        [N.B.: the converse, however, is true: if you have a registered AW, it can have 50BMG status. A specific exemption in the law says reregistration of reg'd AWs was not required for 50BMG status.]

        Bill Wiese
        San Jose, CA

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          artherd
          Calguns Addict
          • Oct 2005
          • 5038

          I have one too. Short answer: NO.
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