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If I take my gas tube off my AR, it's now a bolt action and doesn't meet the definition of an Mssa....
Only if you permanently seal off the gas port and permanently attach the gas block to the barrel, then convert part of the forward grip to a pump action system . It has been done in the uk successfully but I suspect it would be expensive and it would still look like one of those evil things.
I think you will find its the lowers that will be controlled as they are technically the firearm. Im guessing they would have to be irreversibly modified to not accept standard ar15 uppers. The upper would also have to be irreversibly modified to non semi. This can be done by removing the gas key and welding shut the gas port into the bolt carrier and replacing the gas key with something for the pump action rod to push on. or by adding a bolt action handle. Also welding the gas port on the barrel shut would likely be prudent.
I have already started playing around with ideas of how to modify existing ar parts to be compliant. But really its all pissing in the wind until more details are released.
Another possibility from todays release would be to permanently fix a mag to an ar15 lower. That would circumvent the current situation, but im sure they will address this in the coming weeks.
Be keen to see how you would reload a fixed mag on an ar except by pivoting the upper.
Pivoting the upper would be OK.
https://www.meanarms.com/products/de...oader-for-ar15Quote:
Originally Posted by Marty Henry
Man, those are tasty. Id like one of them even without a fixed mag.Quote:
Originally Posted by sgteval
Shhhhhhhh.
If somehow the fixed mag thing goes through this would be a plan.
Mind you good luck importing them.
Big flag
well, what about putting on a collapsible stock that bring its under 762mm thus rendering it now as a handgun? We can then register as b cat :) :)
Holy shit, member for 7 years and first post now!Quote:
Originally Posted by sgteval
There has been a few long time members commenting lately.... Good to seeQuote:
Originally Posted by Ryan
Yeah, I read a lot but don't talk. Same in life too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan
So rushed that semi auto pistols are now deemed MSSAs by the Order in Council:
Certain semi-automatic firearms declared to be military style semi-automatic firearms
For the purposes of the Arms Act 1983, the following firearms are declared to be military style semi-automatic firearms:
(a)
a semi-automatic firearm that is capable of being used in combination with a detachable magazine (other than one designed to hold 0.22-inch or less rimfire cartridges) that is capable of holding more than 5 cartridges:
Love how the poli's attach "assault rifle" to every MSSA reference for no reason other than engaging the concern of a largely ignorant public.
In the words of the great warrior poet Ice Cube, F*ck The PoliceQuote:
Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08
That will help our cause. Yipee...Quote:
Originally Posted by 300_BLK
How about working to defeat the Greens and Winnie Poo's team at the next election with out their support Labour is stuffed
National can take a flying fuck at a rolling donut just as much as the others.
Bloody cleverQuote:
Originally Posted by sgteval
How about the .22lr AR15 (.22lr barrel only, not the 223 barrel)? Is that belongs to a rimfire or MSSA?
I'd call bullshit on thatQuote:
Originally Posted by small_caliber
couldn't have said it better.Quote:
Originally Posted by gimp
What do you expect?
Its political suicide for any of them to go against the will of Stuff.co.nz and the 'people'.
Firearms (and 1080) have never been an election winning issue, but a certain type of firearm in NZ is certainly an election 'losing' issue now.
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Hahaha
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