I went to Turners today, and after jumping through the DOJ hoops for my latest acquisition (aka my birthday present), I browsed the rack for a few minutes, as is my wont. My eyes lit upon a suspiciously familiar form...
"Is that an AR?" I asked the clerk.
"Sure is," he replied with a smile.
"How is that legal in California?"
He proceeded to show me. The magazine well was closed off, and you had to reload it by pushing a button toward the back of the upper which would then pivot upward from the lower. Yuck. Oh well...
"But you know, we do have CA-legal FALs..."
Really...
Oh man, when I picked this puppy up I knew I was in trouble. The magazine was fixed in place, and you reload from the top via a stripper clip, like an SKS. The clerk told me that if I ever moved out of state, I could return the gun to the manufacturer and they'd remove the fixed magazine.
A thing of beauty.
A truly eeevvvvillll looking battle rifle, a thing to make Feinstein wet herself, and fully legal in my state.
I must have it.
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A thing of beauty is a joy to blast holes with!
I'm considering one of those neutered Yuck-AR's just to shoot Service Rifle - they have made a couple accommodations to owners of such crippled rifles (during the rapid-fire sequences). A good upper is what counts.
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