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In NZ our gun laws are tough on "military style semi automatic" weapons.
An AR15 is OK for the average nz firearms licence holder ("A" category). But it must have the stock and handgrip connected (ie not freestanding pistol grip) plus a max magazine size of 7 (I think) rounds.
To go for a larger mag or a classic military style stock it's a separate licence category/application process.
I'm sure we could both share the inconsistencies in our respective firearms laws designed to keep the citizens safe!!!
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