Thread: Show us your naughty toys before Stalinda gnaws on them!!

Apparently police are formulating a policy on AR lowers

Originally Posted by Beavis

Apparently police are formulating a policy on AR lowers

So kiss goodbye to any bolt, pump and .22lr uppers.

Originally Posted by Beavis

Apparently police are formulating a policy on AR lowers

What would this entail exactly?

How come your .22 is banned @dogmatix?

Originally Posted by Sasquatch

What would this entail exactly?

How come your .22 is banned @dogmatix?

Its a grey area.

Mine is a dedicated CMMG .22lr rimfire bolt and barrel, not a drop in conversion kit.
No gas tube or gas block.
I have 10 round mags.

Legal yes?

However it uses standard AR upper and lower receiver.
Which are also prohibited parts. Same could be said for the buffer tube. But a buffer tube seems okay on a chassis bolt action gun.

So is it prohibited?
Police person 1 says its a .22, so fine.
Police person 2 says not sure.
Lawyer Nic Taylor says its not prohibited. But I'm waiting on his full commentary to COLFO.

Cluster f*ck.

Originally Posted by dogmatix

Its a grey area.

Mine is a dedicated CMMG .22lr rimfire bolt and barrel, not a drop in conversion kit.
No gas tube or gas block.
I have 10 round mags.

Legal yes?

However it uses standard AR upper and lower receiver.
Which are also prohibited parts. Same could be said for the buffer tube. But a buffer tube seems okay on a chassis bolt action gun.

So is it prohibited?
Police person 1 says its a .22, so fine.
Police person 2 says not sure.
Lawyer Nic Taylor says its not prohibited. But I'm waiting on his full commentary to COLFO.

Cluster f*ck.

I think you will find that 'cluster f*uck munitions' are prohibited too.

Originally Posted by dogmatix

Its a grey area.

Mine is a dedicated CMMG .22lr rimfire bolt and barrel, not a drop in conversion kit.
No gas tube or gas block.
I have 10 round mags.

Legal yes?

However it uses standard AR upper and lower receiver.
Which are also prohibited parts. Same could be said for the buffer tube. But a buffer tube seems okay on a chassis bolt action gun.

So is it prohibited?
Police person 1 says its a .22, so fine.
Police person 2 says not sure.
Lawyer Nic Taylor says its not prohibited. But I'm waiting on his full commentary to COLFO.

Cluster f*ck.

gun supplies should be able to machine a dedicated lower, i think they are just waiting for the police's final decisions to whether existing lower can be altered. once the 22 ar are in full swing there will be many options.

Originally Posted by dogmatix

Its a grey area.

Mine is a dedicated CMMG .22lr rimfire bolt and barrel, not a drop in conversion kit.
No gas tube or gas block.
I have 10 round mags.

Legal yes?

However it uses standard AR upper and lower receiver.
Which are also prohibited parts. Same could be said for the buffer tube. But a buffer tube seems okay on a chassis bolt action gun.

So is it prohibited?
Police person 1 says its a .22, so fine.
Police person 2 says not sure.
Lawyer Nic Taylor says its not prohibited. But I'm waiting on his full commentary to COLFO.

Cluster f*ck.

From NZ Police to John Herbert on the question of .22lr rimfire AR platforms.

Originally Posted by dogmatix

From NZ Police to John Herbert on the question of .22lr rimfire AR platforms.

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it didnt mention if the lower need any modifying on the buffer tube area. but i see a gleams of hope there.