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    Are these the links you are talking about ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Ahh, the Machine gunners version of lego blocks: stand on one in bare feet and you'l know what I mean

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    I wouldn’t mind a dollar for every round I linked. It did make it easy to carry loops but they became heavy after a while.
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    Pretty sure that back in the early days of tranche 1 the cops actually came out and said the opposite, that the belts werent prohib mags... seems like somebody figured out what a beltfed 22lr is and got scared lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mintie View Post
    I totally see how a belt is considered magazine, and struggle to see why others don't?

    It stores bullets to be fed into the action automatically, same function/outcome entirely as a box mag just a different style.
    It's not a magazine though by any definition you want to park on it. It's like saying a .50cal green ammo box that everyone has started using to lock their ammo and bolts in for travelling is a magazine because it contains the belt. We used to get .22LR 'mag loaders' (one brand was a 'shell shucker', can't remember the name of the other) that allowed you to quickly reload. By that definition they are a magazine's magazine! Same with 12guage speedloaders, the 5-round tubes that allow you to shove 5 12guage rounds into a tube mag. Next step is a tennis ball with a slit in it being an unregistered ammo storage device...

    Keeping to the definition, a magazine is a firearm part, belt is not.

    The main problem with this is the fact that disintegrating link belts are everywhere because they've been sold as 'inert-no license required' since forever. Does this restriction only apply to firearms licence holders? Because there are a LOT of people that are falling foul of something that hasn't been communicated and isn't an 'obvious' rule.
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    Ok all, hopefully this bit of information is good for future reference. As per email received in screenshot below. A machine gun belt is not a magazine. Which we all knew. It was just those responsible for regulating that had a brain fart.




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