Thread: Any rhing wrong with this

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

Have heard the opposite from another arms officer, her words were something along the lines of "if the lower can still accept an AR15 mag then it's a prohibited part no matter what upper it has attached to it" all the dedicated 22lr ar style rifles I have seen on the shelf for sale right now actually have a slightly different mag well that will not accept an ar mag.
And here lays one of the frustrating things before us right now, different arms officers and police in general have differing interpretations of the law and just generally dont have any kind of clarity around what the hell is going on any more than you or I

Jordan who shoots at ASRA is modifying ARs with .22 uppers to account for that.
He fills in the slot at the back of the magwell and then removes the corresponding ridge on the Blackdog type mags. Basically they become the S&W style mags and magwell.

So normal AR centrefire mags won't fit the lower.

He also permanently blocks the buffer tube with an alloy plug. No buffer and spring can be inserted and no centrefire BCG can now cycle using that lower.

Originally Posted by dogmatix

Jordan who shoots at ASRA is modifying ARs with .22 uppers to account for that.
He fills in the slot at the back of the magwell and then removes the corresponding ridge on the Blackdog type mags. Basically they become the S&W style mags and magwell.

So normal AR centrefire mags won't fit the lower.

He also permanently blocks the buffer tube with an alloy plug. No buffer and spring can be inserted and no centrefire BCG can now cycle using that lower.

That sounds all good, but I reckon it would be best to wait until the next volley is fired at us before doing anything.
Whats he charging for the service?