Illegal ar 15s??

[akjunkie]

No. Had a buck head on it, if that's what you mean by featureless. Maybe I should re ask the question.

If you pulled someone over and they had an ar 15 with no bullet button and a hand full of 30 round mags, assuming its not a registered assault rifle, and was purchased after the ban.... What kind of trouble are you looking at?

I'm assuming U mean the Receiver had a picture of a Deer / Stag?

[akjunkie]

"OLL" and "OP"????

OLL: Off List Lower
OP: Original Poster (ie, Post #1, U)

[Tacit Blue]

I'm assuming U mean the Receiver had a picture of a Deer / Stag?

Stag oh oh...

[Ed_Hazard]

Stag oh oh...

Even a new Stag AR can be run featureless w/30 rd mags.

The main questions are, Is it built on an OLL/Registered lower? and is it properly configuered?

The OP needs to provide more info, and review the flowchart.

[rpearce84]

Yes it is featureless. Yes it's a registered lower. Thanks everyone so much, lots of input here, I really do appreciate it!

[CSACANNONEER]

Yes it is featureless. Yes it's a registered lower. Thanks everyone so much, lots of input here, I really do appreciate it!

If it is featureless, it is 100% legal to use 30 round mags as long as it DOES NOT have a magazine lock.

I highly doubt it is "registered" in any way shape of form because, unless it was "registered" by the owner by him/her personally sending DOJ a form and $, it isn't "registered". Currently, there is no registration of long guns at the time of purchase or transfer in this state.

[Notorious]

I'm surprised nobody brought up the 30 round mag question yet.

[Spyder]

I can't think of any reason to run a registered rifle as a featureless rifle either!

[Sniper3142]

Yes it is featureless. Yes it's a registered lower.

I'm not a LEO.


But running a RAW as a Featureless doesn't make a lot of sense. Not saying it is out of the question but it is a bit strange. Maybe for transportation reasons.

And even if it is a Stag Arms, it might also be registered (MAWP = Military Assault Weapon Permit).

[biglou]

I'm surprised nobody brought up the 30 round mag question yet.

Good point. If it is featureless (and not a RAW), does that mean the 30 round mags would have to be preban ?

[chillincody]

OP you should show your friend this website just to be sure hes not breaking any laws and to learn all of the laws..IMO we as California gun owners need to do whatever is possible from getting any weapons charges on the law books . remember ignorance is not an excuse

[Notorious]

Good point. If it is featureless (and not a RAW), does that mean the 30 round mags would have to be preban ?

All magazines have to be "pre-ban" if it has a regular capacity over 10 rounds. The new rebuild kits can be used to rebuild an existing pre-ban magazine but in no case can you have a "new" magazine over 10 rounds unless you are a LEO/exempt.

[CSACANNONEER]

All magazines have to be "pre-ban" if it has a regular capacity over 10 rounds. The new rebuild kits can be used to rebuild an existing pre-ban magazine but in no case can you have a "new" magazine over 10 rounds unless you are a LEO/exempt.

Well, all magazines have to have been legally aquired. There are ways that some non-LEOs can or have aquired +10 round mags after 1-1-00. I really don't like the word (pre-ban) since, there are several ways non current LEOs and some who have never been LEOs have legally aquired them. Some of these people are no longer exempt but were when the aquired their mags.

[Notorious]

Well, all magazines have to have been legally aquired. There are ways that some non-LEOs can or have aquired +10 round mags after 1-1-00. I really don't like the word (pre-ban) since, there are several ways non current LEOs and some who have never been LEOs have legally aquired them. Some of these people are no longer exempt but were when the aquired their mags.

You mean dealers with high capacity feeding device permits?

There are some limited exceptions, as with everything, but they are so esoteric as to not really merit much mention to the general audience to whom it will not be applicable.

[CSACANNONEER]

You mean dealers with high capacity feeding device permits?

There are some limited exceptions, as with everything, but they are so esoteric as to not really merit much mention to the general audience to whom it will not be applicable.

Ex LEOs, non FFLs with high cap permits ( yes, they do exist),retired LEOs,, etc. There are more than a few people who fall into these categories.