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4/28/2025 8:14:03 AM EDT
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4/28/2025 8:19:19 AM EDT
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Should have been in April Fools edition?
4/28/2025 9:19:17 AM EDT
[#2]
Needs moar rails.
4/28/2025 9:34:01 AM EDT
[#3]
I *think* that would still be legal in Washington state with 10 round magazines.
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4/28/2025 3:38:26 PM EDT
[Last Edit: RifleCal30m1n00b][Edited] [#4]
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Originally Posted By TNC:
I *think* that would still be legal in Washington state with 10 round magazines.
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or California

ETA: been corrected, below. I mis-remembered or something.
4/29/2025 12:53:15 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Trollslayer][Edited] [#5]
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Originally Posted By RifleCal30m1n00b:

or California
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Standard capacity magazines (grandfathered in) could legally be used in this, as the magazines are legal and using them does not create an "assault weapon".
5/1/2025 6:23:40 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By Trollslayer:



Standard capacity magazines (grandfathered in) could legally be used in this, as the magazines are legal and using them does not create an "assault weapon".
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Originally Posted By Trollslayer:
Originally Posted By RifleCal30m1n00b:

or California



Standard capacity magazines (grandfathered in) could legally be used in this, as the magazines are legal and using them does not create an "assault weapon".


Good point. For some reason I conflated the "no fixed mags over 10" with other things...oops. Mea culpa for the bad info.

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