"Second grip forward of the trigger" was put forward as a MSSA feature as part of the 2009 'reinterpretation' by Police of what constituted a pistol grip, but this interpretation was overturned in...
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"Second grip forward of the trigger" was put forward as a MSSA feature as part of the 2009 'reinterpretation' by Police of what constituted a pistol grip, but this interpretation was overturned in...
Good to know, thanks. Still think the AO should have mentioned this though.
Interesting that he didn't tell me this himself. All I got was a one line reply as per original post. No offer to help with an email.
Here's another quirk of the rules. Import restrictions for parts. I got confirmation from my AO that I can import a 10 round magazine without a permit, but I would have to prove to Customs that I...
You don't have anything to worry about. If it's not semi-automatic, then MSSA restrictions don't apply. High capacity magazines, pistol grips, flash suppressors, adjustable/folding stocks are all...
Ok, so cosmetic wasn't the right word. Pistol grip, high capacity mag, and adjustable stock have clear functional value.
30 round mags, pistol grip, and adjustable stock are useful.
That Troy pump action is pretty cool. Nice way to own an AR with its cosmetic features intact.
Thanks Sas, I'll take a look at that.
Re magazine capacity for non semi-automatic firearms, there is no limit whatsoever.
Interesting points. I also wonder if this might make a good reason for an application for an e-cat endorsement. It makes sense in such circumstances that security should be of e-cat standard.
Thanks for this. Does make you wonder though. Both can be stored in an a-cat safe, yet if I did want to swap the parts I'd need an endorsement + additional security. I'm sure a thief would stop...
Firearms legislation and case law is never basic. Everything is open to interpretation.
You're suggesting that I could have a 30 round magazine sitting next to a semi-auto rifle capable of...
[QUOTE=Gerbs;323981]Long and short of it is, don't.
The example usually given is owning a Ruger 10/22 and a Ruger 77/22. 25 round mags are common enough, but because that 25 round mag COULD be...
It has been established in court that you can't own an A-cat rifle and be in possession of a high capacity magazine that will fit that rifle (even if you never actually fit it, mere possession of the...