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    Default AR modifications to turn them into 'non assault' rifles

    Based on the events of Jan. 6, it is reasonable to expect more gun control laws.

    Suppose a AR was 'modified' so that it was no longer a 'assault rifle'. Specifically
    - fixed stock
    - an upper that is converted to pump action (do not even have gas port on the barrel)

    All my magazines only hold 7 or 10 rounds anyway (458 SOCOM).

    Or, do think that the gubmint would redefine constructive intent.

    EDIT
    The key would be converting to pump. Most 'assault rifle' bans/restrictions target semi-autos. Do no believe that the lower receiver is registered as a semi (someone correct me if I am wrong). So if convert it to a manual firearm, do not have to 'turn it in' because it is not longer an 'assualt rifle'. The upper is unregistered, so you can keep it, just not on lower. Kind of pistol upper/rifle lower...
    Last edited by MMH; January 8th, 2021 at 02:44 PM.

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    Default Re: AR modifications to turn them into 'non assault' rifles

    they can pass all the laws they want. they don't mean anything unless you comply.

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    Default Re: AR modifications to turn them into 'non assault' rifles

    Quote Originally Posted by MMH View Post
    Based on the events of Jan. 6, it is reasonable to expect more gun control laws.

    Suppose a AR was 'modified' so that it was no longer a 'assault rifle'. Specifically
    - fixed stock
    - an upper that is converted to pump action (do not even have gas port on the barrel)

    All my magazines only hold 7 or 10 rounds anyway (458 SOCOM).

    Or, do think that the gubmint would redefine constructive intent.
    Should a restrictive AWB pass, one can look at California, NY and CT to see all the modifications that are needed to remain legal. If that would happen here I would opt to use and M1 carbine, M1A, mini 14.

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    Default Re: AR modifications to turn them into 'non assault' rifles

    Quote Originally Posted by eagleclaw View Post
    Should a restrictive AWB pass, one can look at California, NY and CT to see all the modifications that are needed to remain legal. If that would happen here I would opt to use and M1 carbine, M1A, mini 14.
    I think they are beyond a AWB. They consider every semi a weapon of war

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    Default Re: AR modifications to turn them into 'non assault' rifles

    Quote Originally Posted by DukeConnor View Post
    I think they are beyond a AWB. They consider every semi a weapon of war
    Then again a defeatist attitude isn't helping us any.

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    Default Re: AR modifications to turn them into 'non assault' rifles

    Quote Originally Posted by eagleclaw View Post
    Then again a defeatist attitude isn't helping us any.
    you comply and they win, it's that simple.
    -Brandon


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    Default Re: AR modifications to turn them into 'non assault' rifles

    I have an AR15 Kali Key bolt.

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    Default Re: AR modifications to turn them into 'non assault' rifles

    Quote Originally Posted by eagleclaw View Post
    Should a restrictive AWB pass, one can look at California, NY and CT to see all the modifications that are needed to remain legal. If that would happen here I would opt to use and M1 carbine, M1A, mini 14.
    just curious, are the M1 , M1A etc allowed in NY,CT etc just cause they dont look intimidating?
    "May the odds be ever in America's favor"

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    Default Re: AR modifications to turn them into 'non assault' rifles

    Quote Originally Posted by pens87pgh View Post
    you comply and they win, it's that simple.
    Agree. But this goes for more than just guns - lock downs/martial law, stolen elections, over-taxation, etc.

    Unfortunately, most of us do comply. In addition, not to comply will have to be more than individual actions and require covert (no internet, cell phones, etc.) coordination and organization. For instance, if a person refuses to pay their taxes, their bank account will be siezed, house foreclosed upon, etc. If 20 Million people do not pay their taxes, the gubmint will not be able to do that.
    Last edited by MMH; January 8th, 2021 at 02:15 PM.

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    Exclamation Re: AR modifications to turn them into 'non assault' rifles

    Simply don't let them assault anyone 🤔

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