Hi all,
Was wondering if something like this would be legal to own with an A category license in NZ?
(Obviously without the 30rnd magazine.)
https://youtu.be/zYEh2lZk3cU
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Hi all,
Was wondering if something like this would be legal to own with an A category license in NZ?
(Obviously without the 30rnd magazine.)
https://youtu.be/zYEh2lZk3cU
yeah that wont make the cut
Too many AR compatible parts to be legal here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill999
And in any case it needs a rainbow paint job, that ‘evil black’ look is out according to our fine law makers.
It is not the parts that could , I do not know the exact make-up of the rifle , make this rifle Illegal but whether the lower receiver is able to be put on to an upper AR15 receiver . And the definition of a "Semi automatic" may be another ?. I think there is/was a provision for "semi automatic like"?.
Bollocks it's not a semi-auto, it's a semi-auto with a bolt release
No chance being allowed on these shores.
Prohibited parts are:Quote:
Originally Posted by vulcannz
Any part designed or intended to be an integral part of a prohibited firearm.
Examples include: butt, stock, silencer, sight
Any component that can be applied to enable a firearm to fire with (or near to) semi-automatic or automatic action.
Examples include: gas block, gas tube, sub-calibre conversion kit.
Only those who have an endorsement permitting them to possess a prohibited firearm may lawfully possess a prohibited p
Im sure with very little effort the rifle could be converted into what the gummint thinks a weapon of mass destruction
It cant be hard to file off whatever holds back the bolt after each shot
or remove the paddle switch and restore it to semi
logic has no place in this conversation, the law was written to make people "feel safe"
Considering you can get pictures of stripped parts required to convert a Lee Enfield into a full automatic rifle with under 1 minute on google you'd think that people would understand that any bolt action firearm can be converted to semi or full auto very easily by people with the required skills. Every member of this forum is likely to have a rifle that could be converted reasonably easily if anyone was desperate enough and had the inclination. Not to mention the 3d printed firearms, and simple firearms like sten etc. that some people could knock up in a few hours. It's not about logic, theoretically there is no more public danger in allowing the general public to own a rifle like the OP video than it is to won a bolt action. It is criminal intent that makes the difference, and these people do not care about the law anyway. But always easier to suspect the legal people of criminal intent I guess.
https://www.forgottenweapons.com/rie...tomatic-rifle/
First and only post.....I suspect trolling. As for the rifle, if it looks like that, they will find a way to ban it, and if it looks like fun they will ban it faster. the only rreason they have not banned sex is cos their voter base breed faster than the oppositions.....:thumbsup:
Check out the Charlton, it was a kiwi jobbie, I'd have one for the cool/strange and giggle factor, a Steampunk warrior would be proud of it! But being saddled with a government that would rather attack and punish law abiding kiwis than crims and gangs, I'll never have one.:TT TT:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ben Waimata
Highly unlikely to be approved by NZ Police...
For exactly the same reason as the put Troy pumps on the naughty list.
Their interpretation seems to be that if you do not have break position ala pump or this one - it is BAD :o
If you need to break position ala GBC, Troy or Ausie straight pull, then all good.
What about lever actions? no need to break position
Come on nugget, you should know better than apply logic to the situation :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Nugget connaisseur
You are trying flog a dead horse with that lock-open design in Jacindastan! As for 'criminal intent' mentioned by Ben waimata, I am of the opinion that many of the laws of late are being enacted by traitors, but that is not possible as Aunty Helen toned-down the crime of treason many years ago! I would also think that suicides would increase if Charlton conversions were commonplace as they are a proper head-banging bastard to get them to function reliably (having had a little bit to do with them).
You're aware the lever goes down eh. Its gonna be a ball ache shooting a lever off a bipod and im pretty sure youre gonna be breaking position. Only the cool youtubers have practiced looking cool enough to look tacticalQuote:
Originally Posted by Nugget connaisseur
@gundoc I have mentioned in the past that the charlton has a special meaning in this area as the original testing for this rifle was done three farms to the North of mine. The famer who was involved in testing on the ground was badly injured when something went wrong, and walked with a severe limp for the rest of his life. He was also deaf as a post, but as they allegedly put 30,000 rounds through the various rifles during testing that is hardly surprising. So suicides from frustration might be equalled by accidental deaths/disabilities from misfires of various kinds.Quote:
Originally Posted by gundoc