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So I was reading through reddit and found this bit. All hope might not be lost. From the way it sounds, the SCOTUS didn't deny the cert because they think the 4th circuit decision was correct, they denied it saying we already have rulings on this and the 4th is so bad they should go back and...

https://www.supremecourt.gov/orders/courtorders/112717zor_f204.pdf There goes the assault weapon ban challenge. It's really strange because all of their reasoning is completely defunct to DC v heller and yet they called the ar15 "unusual" and not in common use because the evidence that it was...

I highly doubt this will actually do anything. If anything it's just feel good shit and it will only open more avenues for other feel good shit. With the last 2 mass shootings being at the fault of the fucking system as a whole, who watches the watchers?

So I'm trying to pick out a trigger. I have nothing against milspec but I wanna find a good trigger for my AR. I already have a lower parts kit picked out lacking a trigger. Theres an AR-stoner one on sale for 20 dollars, do you guys think that one is fine or should I go better for a single...

I hate New York

I'm sorry for bumping this thread again but I've decided that I'm not going to try this "other" type firearm thing as it appears to be way too much trouble to risk felonies and shit. I'm just going to build a fixed-mag build using a maglock to get all my evil features coupled with that ma-15...

I'm contemplating buying 303 dies for my single stage press just for this purpose.

PPU makes 303 for about 65-70cpr. I still shoot it occassionally but 308 can be had for as cheap as 50cpr so it collects dust now.

Hi, I'm new, I've already posted in a few other threads but haven't made an introduction thread. I primarily shoot long distance/precision in mind but I've started to delve into more close range stuff. I recently got my pistol permit and I just bought an AR lower I'm not really sure yet what...

I just bought an aero precision milspec lower, what parts kit should I get?

I mean I already have 308 shells to reload if I wanted 6.5mm I'd have to buy bullets or shells to shoot and reload

I tried out a ruger precision at a LGS today and I'm a little put off. The action isn't very smooth it felt like it was grinding or scraping through the movement of the bolt. Are all Ruger Precisions like that? it didn't feel right and it just didn't feel smooth at all. I want a rifle that...

I like the Tikka because it's tacticool and awesome looking however I'm also considering a r 700 because of that aftermarket. Probably going to stick with 308 because I already have dies and shells for it and I really don't like paying a dollar a round for 6.5mm Creedmoor

Yea but this is as erroneous as getting a jury to nullify in the first place, oddly rare and due to the culture of "you can only base judgment on the penal law" do many jurors even know they can readily nullify something? I would hope that if you got arrested for this, you contact every 2nd...

So I went to a few LGS's today and basically pitched this exact idea with all the bells and whistles associated with making this right. Many of these LGS won't risk the trouble from what I understand, they're too caught up in the ridiculous gray areas of what is does "detachable magazine" mean...

If that's the case I don't think nys can legally ring the bell then unring it when it doesn't suit them. You can't just pick and choose what definitions you want to use. I like this Shockwave but I really wanna find out if the police can write off on an ar15 type "other" firearm

Well when you said if they revert to some ATF definition it'd still be a firearm as defined with the nfa it made it out like the Shockwave wasn't a firearm, it is a firearm just not one that falls into a pistol, rifle or shotgun definition. Basically the Shockwave is legal because it complies...

No this is not true. The definitions of a firearm under the NFA are very different from the definition of a firearm under NYS penal code 265. A firearm under nys law is defined as basically "any pistol, rifle or shotgun..." it has absolutely no provisions for what the Shockwave is which is an...

I was also wondering this. It has also appeared in many discussions elsewhere and from the way the law in NYS is written it appears to be a legal technicality rather than a gray area. The reason it'd be a technicality is because we're playing in finite fields of the law specifically with the...