What is legal with a fixed mag in NY

[Cleck]

What method of fixed mag did you use?

SAFEmod from AST

 

[Cleck]

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.

Fair enough, I'll just say I use a fixed mag from now on, ha

 

[CarpNY]

Fair enough, I'll just say I use a fixed mag from now on, ha

 

[ArmedCorgi]

SAFEmod from AST

Did you back fill with the epoxy or just tighten the screws?

 

[Cleck]

Just tightened the screws. I don't have the tool to untighten them, so it's as good as permanent for me. I installed it at the shop

 

[FRB]

Here's a list - doubt even WikiBullshipedia would lie about this.

List of knuckleball pitchers - Wikipedia

Non WikiBullshipedia jaja:

Knuckleball Pitchers

 

[spat]

What's a DIAS? So a fixed mag AR with a non welded or pinned flash hider and adjustable stock is good to go?

All the SAFE act BS goes out the window if it doesn't have a detachable magazine.

The AW definition starts out "semiautomatic with a detachable magazine and ...." then comes the list of features.

 

[spat]

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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.

IMHO rifles come in 2 flavors. "compliant" and "FUAC".

Most people don't talk about their "FUAC" rifles publicly....