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Law exempts shotguns that use detachable magazines that do not accept more than 5 rounds of ammunition. So for instance This shotgun is standard with 5 but there are 10 round magazines available for it. Now this shotgun is brand new and the manufacturer only makes 5 round magazines...

Just seen on the news one of the New California Gun Bills they are trying to pass wants to ban Semi-Auto Guns that accept a detachable magazine. I have not found a copy of the bill, but makes me wonder if that includes a Ruger 10/22?

does anyone own or have any experience with these? been considering investing in one, but with the whirlwind of new laws i'm not even sure where it stands. it has no pistol grip or flash hider, so as long as there's no bayonet am i good to go? would it require any sort of conversion to maintain...

FOOD FOR THOUGHT... If you consider the fact tube fed guns are exempt from this law and the reason presumably is that the tube is only removable by a tool therefore making that ammo storing/feeding "delivery system" non detachable, then a bullet button which requires a tool to remove a mag in...

I thought i read where they defined a detachable mag but i can' t seem to find it .

I am not an expert but this should work. Cut and paste with the appropriate names and titles. Please do not say anything crazy to these people that will make us look bad collectively. Follow the proper channels and forgo ignorance. "Dear senator Schumer, I would like to start by thanking you...

I had seen someone on here that had a picture of their remington bolt action with a 10rd mag hanging out of it. I'd like to find a detacheable mag for mine (not that I need it I just REALLY like the way ot looks), anyone know where I can get one? Are there any mods to my rifle I will have to make?

I though i saw this before, but couldn't find the thread. What is your preference? pros and cons of both?

While I was at SHOT show, I had the opportunity to go through some of CMMG's new products with owner, John Overstreet. One that particularly caught our eye was their new takedown upper, which allows the rifle to be broken down in half for easy transportation and storage. This was a pretty cool...