An endorsed firearm does not need to have all or any of the features that make it a MSSA. You merely have permission/authority to have it with those features, and it does not need to remain in that configuration at all times.
So an endorsed AR which is in "A cat" configuration (thumbhole stock and no other MSSA features) can have a 30rd magazine fitted, which turns it into a MSSA and then once removed, it is no longer a MSSA.
I'm sure several Arms Officers would disagree with that, but that's what's the courts have ruled. Despite what some Police believe they don't interpret the law, the courts do.
Confusing?
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