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  • #31
    Rapid Cool
    Banned
    • Sep 2016
    • 239

    Originally posted by P5Ret
    Ever wonder why there is so much anti-cop sentiment on here? I think statements like this have lot to do with it. Instead of carving out exemptions for ourselves (most of which I don't qualify for any more) we should be banding together to get rid of the whole stinking pile, that has been shoveled out of the legislature.

    Just saying be careful what you say just as much on the job as off in public, where all can read and apply their own interpretation of your words.
    Great post, thank you.

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    • #32
      Dump1567
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2002
      • 1621

      Here's some info. I put together from my experience. A recommended read before anyone registers.



      The DOJ wants whatever is listed on the receiver for caliber. If it says "multi" , you use the "interchangeable caliber" selection.

      A Self build is a firearm you built from an 80%. Everything that was bought and DROS's with a serial number is not a self build. Even if you built-up a receiver.
      Watch & Pray

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      • #33
        Dump1567
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2002
        • 1621

        Originally posted by interex88
        My understanding is that if you have an AR with an AR Maglock it is considered a fixed magazine rifle since it requires disassembly to remove the mag and isn't an AW and does not need to be registered. Is that right?

        I am also reading about this current registration and it doesn't even seem like you are able to register a fixed mag AR regardless of magazine capacity.

        This is what the AW law says about 10+ mags.

        12276.1 (a) Notwithstanding Section 12276, "assault weapon" shall also mean any of the following:

        2.A semiautomatic, centerfire rifle that has a fixed magazine with the capacity to accept more than 10 rounds.
        Yes, if it requires "disassembly of the action to remove the magazine", you don't need to register it.

        The newly defined "disassembly of the action" firearm can not have more than a 10 round mag. This is what now makes it a "fixed 10 rounder". Prior to 2016, it was the "use of a tool" to remove the magazine for a fixed 10 rounder.

        If you have a firearm that "requires a tool" to drop the magazine that was purchased between 2001-2016, it needs to be registered.

        Or converted to featureless.

        Or add a lock device that requires the "disassembly of the action" to remove the mag.

        Magazines that hold more than 10 rounds can only be used it regular handguns (mag in pistol grip), featureless rifles and registered AW's.

        Hopefully all this makes sense.
        Last edited by Dump1567; 01-22-2018, 6:20 PM.
        Watch & Pray

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        • #34
          Rover60
          Member
          • Jul 2014
          • 149

          Originally posted by Dump1567
          Here's some info. I put together from my experience. A recommended read before anyone registers.







          The DOJ wants whatever is listed on the receiver for caliber. If it says "multi" , you use the "interchangeable caliber" selection.



          A Self build is a firearm you built from an 80%. Everything that was bought and DROS's with a serial number is not a self build. Even if you built-up a receiver.


          Good lookin out on the info. Since multiple firearms were registered, I need to break it down with an organized list. I want to make sure I address all the issues that require correction.


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