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SUBMAN1
03-14-07, 12:20 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysf8x477c30&mode=related&search

A good little vid on the subject.

-S

ASWnut101
03-14-07, 12:46 PM
Nice video! I wonder if they could do a remake for after the Assault Weapons Ban? Full-Auto's are not illegal anymore. You can get them, with all of the appropriate checks of course. I've noticed that the media does that alot. They say: "The man was armed with a fully automatic assault rifle," yet they end up holding an AR-15, unconverted.

CptSimFreak
03-14-07, 01:07 PM
Nice video! I wonder if they could do a remake for after the Assault Weapons Ban?

For residents of Socialist Republic of Kalifornia, it does not make difference (re Ban). That hunting rifle with AK mechanism is probably illegal here because it resembles its daddy.

SUBMAN1
03-14-07, 01:09 PM
For residents of Socialist Republic of Kalifornia, it does not make difference (re Ban). That hunting rifle with AK mechanism is probably illegal here because it resembles its daddy.

The sad thing is - you are probably right.

ASWnut101
03-14-07, 02:21 PM
I noticed that, the AK firing mechanism. The "hunting rifle," is nothing more than a heavily modified AK/Dragunov. I want one.

StdDev
03-14-07, 02:47 PM
I noticed in the vid that clip capacity wasnt mentioned.. doesnt that have something to do with the current lable of "assault rifle"?

ASWnut101
03-14-07, 02:48 PM
No, I think. You can get magazines for a Glock pistol that hold in excess of 30 rounds. They look pretty cool. :cool:

SUBMAN1
03-14-07, 02:51 PM
No, I think. You can get magazines for a Glock pistol that hold in excess of 30 rounds. They look pretty cool. :cool:
Yep - 32. Friend has a few 100 rd clips for his Glock 18 (fully auto). It eats ammo (Translate directly into $$$) too much for my tastes. It was fun to fire a few times though, but I probably went through a few hundred $$$ of ammo last time we took it out.

-S

ASWnut101
03-14-07, 02:56 PM
Nice! Almost a "rich people's" gun like that.

StdDev
03-14-07, 02:57 PM
I have a old "Calico .22" rifle.. it is basically a modified Ruger 10-22.. but it has a 100 round helical drum clip.. I thought it had been outlawed for sale here.. I think because of the clip capacity.
http://www.notpurfect.com/calico/calwal.jpg

CptSimFreak
03-14-07, 03:01 PM
I noticed in the vid that clip capacity wasnt mentioned.. doesnt that have something to do with the current lable of "assault rifle"?


In CA you can't buy any mag bigger than 10.

ASWnut101
03-14-07, 03:02 PM
It's somehow a "Assault weapon" in the eyes of politicians. Must be the looks. Anyway, the ban is over, so let's celebrate with a purchase of an AR-15 or a AK-47/74! They are fun to show off at gun ranges. At first, everyone looks at you like you're there to rob the place, but their shock turns to amazement as they stare at your weapon in awe. It's pretty annoying.

ASWnut101
03-14-07, 03:03 PM
I noticed in the vid that clip capacity wasnt mentioned.. doesnt that have something to do with the current lable of "assault rifle"?


In CA you can't buy any mag bigger than 10.


That's stupid! The mayor is "terminating" your rights. Too bad. Can you still own one, though? You just said you can't BUY one, but can you own one?

StdDev
03-14-07, 03:23 PM
I noticed in the vid that clip capacity wasnt mentioned.. doesnt that have something to do with the current lable of "assault rifle"?


In CA you can't buy any mag bigger than 10.


That's stupid! The mayor is "terminating" your rights. Too bad. Can you still own one, though? You just said you can't BUY one, but can you own one?

Correct..

Now... ban is over? I have always dreamed of owning a howitzer
wonder how much its gunna cost to do some "trap" shootin with that! :p

SUBMAN1
03-14-07, 03:29 PM
It's somehow a "Assault weapon" in the eyes of politicians. Must be the looks. Anyway, the ban is over, so let's celebrate with a purchase of an AR-15 or a AK-47/74! They are fun to show off at gun ranges. At first, everyone looks at you like you're there to rob the place, but their shock turns to amazement as they stare at your weapon in awe. It's pretty annoying.
I agree! Lets buy both types...Hmm, I already have both types, so now what? :p

I saw a 6.8 Cal Barrett that is on the way out. Maybe that would be a good one. Has best of both worlds - speed and accuracy of the 5.56, coupled with the kenetic energy of 7.62!

-S

PS. I have noticed that some people don't take too kindly when you pull those things out of the cases at your local range. They give you dirty looks and such until they get used to it. After a little while though, they are fine with it.

SUBMAN1
03-14-07, 03:30 PM
I noticed in the vid that clip capacity wasnt mentioned.. doesnt that have something to do with the current lable of "assault rifle"?

In CA you can't buy any mag bigger than 10.

That's stupid! The mayor is "terminating" your rights. Too bad. Can you still own one, though? You just said you can't BUY one, but can you own one?
Correct..

Now... ban is over? I have always dreamed of owning a howitzer
wonder how much its gunna cost to do some "trap" shootin with that! :p
You're under perma-ban in Socialist Cali!

waste gate
03-14-07, 03:35 PM
by StdDev
I have always dreamed of owning a howitzer
wonder how much its gunna cost to do some "trap" shootin with that! :p

You can certainly own a howitzer if you comply with the National Firearms Act of 1938 and have the money. Its the money that will keep it off your shopping list and the feds know it. Don't forget about the ammunition, its also rather expensive.

waste gate
03-14-07, 03:39 PM
It's somehow a "Assault weapon" in the eyes of politicians. Must be the looks. Anyway, the ban is over, so let's celebrate with a purchase of an AR-15 or a AK-47/74! They are fun to show off at gun ranges. At first, everyone looks at you like you're there to rob the place, but their shock turns to amazement as they stare at your weapon in awe. It's pretty annoying.
I agree! Lets buy both types...Hmm, I already have both types, so now what? :p

I saw a 6.8 Cal Barrett that is on the way out. Maybe that would be a good one. Has best of both worlds - speed and accuracy of the 5.56, coupled with the kenetic energy of 7.62!

-S

PS. I have noticed that some people don't take too kindly when you pull those things out of the cases at your local range. They give you dirty looks and such until they get used to it. After a little while though, they are fine with it.

I have the upper kit for the Barrett and it fits nicely on my AR-15 lowers. The cartridges are expensive!

SUBMAN1
03-14-07, 03:40 PM
The cartridges are expensive!

That was what I was afraid of. I hate expensive ammo.

-S

StdDev
03-14-07, 03:47 PM
by StdDev
I have always dreamed of owning a howitzer
wonder how much its gunna cost to do some "trap" shootin with that! :p

You can certainly own a howitzer if you comply with the National Firearms Act of 1938 and have the money. Its the money that will keep it off your shopping list and the feds know it. Don't forget about the ammunition, its also rather expensive.

..and a .22 reproduction of the howitzer kinda defeats the original purpose.... :damn:

SUBMAN1
03-14-07, 03:51 PM
by StdDev
I have always dreamed of owning a howitzer
wonder how much its gunna cost to do some "trap" shootin with that! :p
You can certainly own a howitzer if you comply with the National Firearms Act of 1938 and have the money. Its the money that will keep it off your shopping list and the feds know it. Don't forget about the ammunition, its also rather expensive.
..and a .22 reproduction of the howitzer kinda defeats the original purpose.... :damn:

He is right - you can own any civilian owned automatic weapon too that you want, as long as it was manufactured prior to 1986. Oops - you live in Cali - too bad!

waste gate
03-14-07, 03:56 PM
by StdDev
I have always dreamed of owning a howitzer
wonder how much its gunna cost to do some "trap" shootin with that! :p

You can certainly own a howitzer if you comply with the National Firearms Act of 1938 and have the money. Its the money that will keep it off your shopping list and the feds know it. Don't forget about the ammunition, its also rather expensive.

..and a .22 reproduction of the howitzer kinda defeats the original purpose.... :damn:

Last I checked howitzers fire exploding shells and I don't think and an exploding .22 cal shell would be much more than a very light fire cracker. Might put an eye out though.

August
03-14-07, 06:11 PM
Civilians can own howitzers, tanks, mortars, recoilless rifles, rocket launchers and other such weapons (just about every VFW and American Legion post has one sitting outside its doors) but it is not legal to posess explosive type rounds for them. Non explosive rounds like solid shot or paint rounds are allowed however.

nikimcbee
03-14-07, 06:52 PM
I miss the days of cheap 7.62x39 ammo. :doh:

ASWnut101
03-14-07, 07:00 PM
Those days arent over! Go to Serbia, you can get anything there, and I mean anything.

SUBMAN1
03-14-07, 07:27 PM
I miss the days of cheap 7.62x39 ammo. :doh:

Yeah - i'm down to 500 rds. It is sealed though. Crappy Wolf ammo.

-S

ASWnut101
03-14-07, 07:30 PM
Wolf Ammo? That stuff makes sparks when you fire it!:o

SUBMAN1
03-14-07, 07:33 PM
Wolf Ammo? That stuff makes sparks when you fire it!:o

It works. Its steel too - not brass. Its an AK though - like what are you going to do to it? I would run that cr*p through my AR though!

-S