22l ar pistol?

[garyz]

in MA, can we have an ar pistol, 22lr, using a brace,
that does not have a fixed mag?

thx
garyz

 

[assaultknifle]

Is it pre-ban? If you read the AG's website about alternative caliber ARs they have updated it to show that they're in violation of the AWB.

 

[Golddiggie]

You'll need to keep it under the weight limit (for pistols) too in the PRM...

 

[Kevin_NH]

You'll need to keep it under the weight limit (for pistols) too in the PRM...

Has there ever been a clarification of "a manufactured weight of 50 ounces or more when the pistol is unloaded"?

For example, presumably "manufactured weight" excludes accessories; in the case of a .22LR AR pistol the entire buffer tube assembly is not a component needed for the firearm to function, so can be left off at weigh-in?

 

[garyz]

Op. Does not have fixed mag. So i want a detachable mag
Thinking sbr is my only option

 

[Golddiggie]

Has there ever been a clarification of "a manufactured weight of 50 ounces or more when the pistol is unloaded"?

For example, presumably "manufactured weight" excludes accessories; in the case of a .22LR AR pistol the entire buffer tube assembly is not a component needed for the firearm to function, so can be left off at weigh-in?

Since he's in the PRM, who the F knows?? Assume the worst either way.

Also, if it's using a standard AR lower, he could get into issues with the weight due to how easy it would be to switch it over to a standard config (buffer, etc.).

IMO, the hoops people have to jump through in the PRM is disgusting.