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Officially, the first of the 'worthless w/o pics' folks has arrived.
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If they registered it as a pistol, does that mean that you can cut off the extra barrel length?
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That's what I want to know! |
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HELL YEAH MAN! That's exactly what he can do. People here in Mich don't see a lot of things. Hell, even AR-15's aren't that popular with "most folks". If it's not a BOLT ACTION for hunting the PD don't understand why you would want it. The bigger question is, who the hell in Mich can cut and thread that barrel? thread it for a flash hider since getting a CAN is a no-no. stupid State. |
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Doesn't the optic require batteries? Did it come with any instructions? |
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Would you like an all-expenses-paid extended stay at Club Fed? Michigan calling it a pistol would NOT make it anything but an unregistered SBR in the eyes of the BATFE (unless you paid the tax prior to cutting the barrel). |
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MI requires firearms with 16" or longer barrels that have a fixed/folding/telescoping shoulder stock, with an overall length between 26" and 30" to be registered as pistols. It's stupid, but officially it's a "pistol".
The optic is supposed to be a circle w/ a dot during daytime, and a red open "T" at night. I see nothing through the lens. |
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Is there a lense cover? If so, did you take it off? If not, did you read the manual? |
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I'm going to read the manual now. It needs a detail strip and full cleansing. There's a LOT of oil covering it for protection during shipment, and the styrofoam is all over the place (in the bore)
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I am talking about the FEDERAL definition of a rifle or pistol. Club Fed ain't for state crimes. |
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very funny!~ tag for "pistol" updates |
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I think the ATF would have a problem with your pistol with a shoulder stock. |
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Talk to me of the trigger. How does it feel?
It LOOKS like it will be long, gritty, and difficult to accurately shoot with. (I'm not going to buy one, I like cool looking guns though, and this definitely qualifies) |
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I'm ASSuming you mean a silencer right? If that is the case, you are wrong if the AG's new opinion (7183) is interpreted correctly (the one that makes non C&R Machine guns LEGAL in MI) |
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I have with me the MSP Pistol registration card (Green Card)
Make of Pistol: FN Model: PS90 Shot: 30 Cal: 224 The trigger pull actually feels very "direct" and tactile. I'll get a trigger pull measurement. |
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I hope someone makes some kind of a fake can for it to cover the barrel.
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Fake shit is Teh Ghey. Either put a real can on it, cut it down and register it, or leave it be. We worked too hard to let the AW ban expire to start airsoft-ing our victories. |
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Nice piece, BTW! |
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Nope, no neutered mags in MI. FN is shipping the civilian PS90s with 30rd mags (that just happen to be easily converted into 50rd mags). |
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trigger Pull:
7-8 lb It's not a long pull (certainly not like a Glock). I'd say something like the stock AR-15 trigger. |
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suppressor is a no no in his state. threading the barrel might have something to do with the AWB, but suppressors don't have anything to do with no more AWB. |
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If there's anything else you want photos of (parts of the rifle if you have questions) let me know.
I was curious about the mag release (i have to figure it out, but initially it is a PITA to use) and optics. It looks like there's a cut in the barrel that allows a front sling mount, the middle sling mount is in the optic assembly, and then there's the buttstock notch. The flash hider appears to be pinned on. |
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Not anymore if our AGs new interpretation (opinion #7183) of the law is applied consistantly to MGs and silencers. As the law is currently it is only illegal to have an MG/silencer without the proper federal "license" granted by the secretary of the treasury dept. Former AG Kelly interpreted the law to mean MGs and Silencers were a no-no because the BATF doesn't issue a "license". AG Cox has interpreted the law to mean that the $200 tax stamp for MGs and silencers is sufficient to meet the licensing requirements under the law. |
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The rifle (pistol) itself is a success of the AWB. If the AWB were still in place, there would be no PS90 for civilian sales. ETA: I'm a Michigan native who suffered under oppressive pistol registrations and the inability to get a CCW, suppressor or register a MG. My new RED STATE home of Indiana allowed all of those things with minimum hassle. |
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Ooooooooo, I'd buy one if it came with that chick from Stargate. She seriously does it for me.
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You do realize that reguardless of what your state/city says, the ATF and federal courts would consider that a rifle.
With that said, your local PD is completely retarded and they're going to get you into big trouble if you chop the barrel on that, even though it's a pistol to them. The ATF won't be forgiving just because the local police are ignorant. I highly suggest you go back and get this cleared up, as you have a pistol with a butt stock. |
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Guys, you all seem confused on the pistol/rifle definition. Michigan calls it a pistol in there safety inspection/registration database, that is it. Legally it is still a rifle under both MI and Federal law. No issues. Jeff
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No he doesn't. He has a rifle. As you said. The federal purview is all that matters. They say it's a rifle. Putting feathers up your ass does not make you a chicken. |
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Is it registered as a pistol? It's my understanding that it is, which would make for some problems.
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And carry it as a concealed weapon? |
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