Got AR-15? *pic*
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Originally Posted by worm696
I happen to be able to sell an adapter that will allow the AR-15 to fire around 700 RPM. If you are ever interested that is.
EDIT : Only if it is legal... (in CA)
EDIT : Only if it is legal... (in CA)
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Originally Posted by 90CvcDX
so AR's are only "legal" in CA? everywhere else would only allow semi-auto rifles to be owned correct? im turning 21 next month and hoping to get my permit and purchase one
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ah ok thank you for sharing that info. i remember my sister letting me hold her m16 at her SSUD (Secret Service Uniformed Division) graduation, man i fell in love with it i just wanted to shoot it but i was only like 16 at the time and i was surrounded by officers lol.
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Originally Posted by 90CvcDX
so AR's are only "legal" in CA? everywhere else would only allow semi-auto rifles to be owned correct? im turning 21 next month and hoping to get my permit and purchase one
Semi-automatic weapons are legal in almost all states... and in most states, outside of California, New York, New Jersey, Hawaii and maybe one or two others, you can purchase the gun I showed (which is semi-automatic) off the rack for about $800-$950.
Here in California we have a few more hoops to jump through to stay legal, so I ended up buying mine in parts and building it from scratch. Total cost was about $1100.
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Originally Posted by 90CvcDX
so AR's are only "legal" in CA? everywhere else would only allow semi-auto rifles to be owned correct? im turning 21 next month and hoping to get my permit and purchase one
No...you can probably get them easier in just about any other state. In Cali, you can have ARs...BUT they will not have a detachable magazine. By having a detachable magazine on the AR, you will have an ASSAULT RIFLE!
Semi-auto centerfire / pistol grip / detachable mag = assault rifle in Cali = ILLEGAL.
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Originally Posted by antarius
Full-automatic (or 3 round burst) weapons are hard to come by in the U.S. at all, and are mostly illegal.
Semi-automatic weapons are legal in almost all states... and in most states, outside of California, New York, New Jersey, Hawaii and maybe one or two others, you can purchase the gun I showed (which is semi-automatic) off the rack for about $800-$950.
Here in California we have a few more hoops to jump through to stay legal, so I ended up buying mine in parts and building it from scratch. Total cost was about $1100.
Semi-automatic weapons are legal in almost all states... and in most states, outside of California, New York, New Jersey, Hawaii and maybe one or two others, you can purchase the gun I showed (which is semi-automatic) off the rack for about $800-$950.
Here in California we have a few more hoops to jump through to stay legal, so I ended up buying mine in parts and building it from scratch. Total cost was about $1100.
Oh all off the rack on a walk in purchase
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