nicklausjames
22lr
If I have a fixed mag ar in NY can I have a telescoping stock on it? Does the flash hider need to be permanently attached?
What is legal with a fixed mag in NY
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Marine Cpl
.577 Tyrannosaur.
Everything but a silencer.
BDinPutnam
.475 A&M Magnum
nicklausjames
22lr
What's a DIAS? So a fixed mag AR with a non welded or pinned flash hider and adjustable stock is good to go?
Yep
DrBleachCocktail
.44 mag
Is the Franklin Armory Reformation RS7 good to go? There’s no rifling on the upper barrel or is that another grey area?
SigSweet
.45 acp
Drop in auto sear, full auto conversion
nicklausjames
22lr
So where do I turn in my full auto suppressed 30 round bump stock AR? Does Cuomo have a drop box?
BMF JK
.44 mag
yup his ass !!
BDinPutnam
.475 A&M Magnum
Good or not I wouldn't want one. Who wants to throw 1800 FPS knuckleballs?
DrBleachCocktail
.44 mag
Lmao
I just wanted to know the legality of it. Knowing Cuomo he would’ve found a way to make this illegal.
DrBleachCocktail
.44 mag
So hypothetically if you have one.... in NY.....
BDinPutnam
.475 A&M Magnum
You wouldn't want to be advertising it on the internet.
DrBleachCocktail
.44 mag
Seems like a good idea, oh well seems like a cool toy but would suck for those who have it.
ATF: The Franklin Armory Reformation Reclassified As A Non-NFA SBS
The Franklin Armory Reformation reclassified as a 'GCA/SBS' will have an impact on the sale and interstate transportation of the firearm by current owners.
www.thefirearmblog.com
DrBleachCocktail
.44 mag
The one I was looking at seem to have a VFG on it but I’m assuming that it all falls under this new ATF reclassification. ATF could suck a fat one.ATF: The Franklin Armory Reformation Reclassified As A Non-NFA SBS
The Franklin Armory Reformation reclassified as a 'GCA/SBS' will have an impact on the sale and interstate transportation of the firearm by current owners.
Are they authorized to legally change or redefine a law? Or even make up a law?Attachments
fnfalguy
.308 Win
Probably Phil Niekro back in the day.
BDinPutnam
.475 A&M Magnum
Elwood
.223 Rem
Wait till they get around to the shockwaves and tac 13/14’s. Nothing motivates the man like cash money and eventually they’ll realize their loosing 2 benjies every time one sells.
jw816
9mm
How about a fixed mag with 11" barrel which is just a bit longer than mid-length gas tube? Does this become a pistol?
Twogunwilly
6.5 Creedmoor
SBR if it has a stock
Here's a list - doubt even WikiBullshipedia would lie about this.
List of knuckleball pitchers - Wikipedia
Sbr with a stock
Pistol with no stock or with a pistol brace
"Other" with pistol brace and vertical forgrip
Cleck
.308 Win
Basically, a compliant rifle is a full-send on the other fun shit we're allowed to have. Mine has a tele stock, pistol grip, and foregrip. I've been told by numerous LE friends that compliant is good enough to pretty much every cop out there (as far as the law is concerned, and they don't feel like dealing w/ it).
It sounds like you are using "compliant" to mean fixed mag, because a fixed mag lets you use all that other stuff. However, a detachable magazine featureless (no pistol grip, fixed-stock, no foregrip, no muzzle device) build is usually called a "compliant" AR, too. "Fixed mag" and "featureless" are both subsets of "compliant".
As a side note: always check your local laws. For example, in Rochester, with a fixed-mag, you still can't have a flash hider/suppressor and you still need 5-round mags.
Blimey
.450/400 Nitro Ex
I knew from get go the franklin stuff wouldn’t be gtg for long, and the “brace” people use to pretend their sbr isn’t an sbr would go the same way.
Cleck
.308 Win
Luckily I don't live in the city. I know what it means. My build complies with the law as it is written.
The implication of your post seemed to be that "compliant" (in the general sense) meant that you could have all that stuff, when only one of the two ways to be compliant (with a semi-auto rifle) actually does. It would be clearer to those less familiar with the laws to stick with "fixed mag" as the OP asked, since "compliant" is a larger category in which the other stuff isn't always legal. I wasn't actually doubting that you knew what it (and you) meant; I just always wanted to use that line.
ArmedCorgi
.475 A&M Magnum
What method of fixed mag did you use?