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Posted: 9/2/2015 11:23:29 AM EDT
| Could a straight pull action AUG be imported to the US? It's not a semi automatic. |
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I am thinking yes based off of the Romanian PAR-1 pump AKs that came in during the AWB. AFAIK they were 100% romanian parts. All of the 922r stuff shouldn't come into play as it isn't a semiauto and from the pictures I have seen it doesn't even have a gas block.
eta: the blocks (for lack of a better word) shown in pics seemed to be identical to those on the 9mm Aug barrels. |
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I am thinking yes based off of the Romanian PAR-1 pump AKs that came in during the AWB. AFAIK they were 100% romanian parts. All of the 922r stuff shouldn't come into play as it isn't a semiauto and from the pictures I have seen it doesn't even have a gas block. eta: the blocks (for lack of a better word) shown in pics seemed to be identical to those on the 9mm Aug barrels. I think my chances are good. Going to try to get one. |
| I believe the naysayers are missing the point. An AUG imported with a barrel that has no gas port is a manually operated rifle - 922(r) and 925(d)3 do not apply. This would allow importation of a 100% Austrian made AUG. The big question is whether adding a standard barrel will require 922(r) compliant parts to be added. It would also allow importation of Austrian barrels which could be later drilled for their gas port. Maleante, if you end up doing this, I'd love one. I'll email you off the boards to discuss. |
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The big question is whether adding a standard barrel will require 922(r) compliant parts to be added. I don't see why it would NOT - you'd be manufacturing a semi-automatic rifle meeting the definition and you'd be using non-US parts to do so - thus you'd be constrained by 922(r) AFAIK. Sure, it's a way to get the parts into the US legally and yes, there are ways to build a 922(r) compliant AUG around an Austrian receiver, but I too do not see the appeal beyond the "That's cool!" factor of having a unique AUG variant. |
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I don't see why it would NOT - you'd be manufacturing a semi-automatic rifle meeting the definition and you'd be using non-US parts to do so - thus you'd be constrained by 922(r) AFAIK. Sure, it's a way to get the parts into the US legally and yes, there are ways to build a 922(r) compliant AUG around an Austrian receiver, but I too do not see the appeal beyond the "That's cool!" factor of having a unique AUG variant. Quoted:
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The big question is whether adding a standard barrel will require 922(r) compliant parts to be added. I don't see why it would NOT - you'd be manufacturing a semi-automatic rifle meeting the definition and you'd be using non-US parts to do so - thus you'd be constrained by 922(r) AFAIK. Sure, it's a way to get the parts into the US legally and yes, there are ways to build a 922(r) compliant AUG around an Austrian receiver, but I too do not see the appeal beyond the "That's cool!" factor of having a unique AUG variant. The appeal to all of us stuck behind the lines in CT and NY is, the possibility of owning an AUG, even in a highly neutered example! 
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The appeal to all of us stuck behind the lines in CT and NY is, the possibility of owning an AUG, even in a highly neutered example!
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The big question is whether adding a standard barrel will require 922(r) compliant parts to be added. I don't see why it would NOT - you'd be manufacturing a semi-automatic rifle meeting the definition and you'd be using non-US parts to do so - thus you'd be constrained by 922(r) AFAIK. Sure, it's a way to get the parts into the US legally and yes, there are ways to build a 922(r) compliant AUG around an Austrian receiver, but I too do not see the appeal beyond the "That's cool!" factor of having a unique AUG variant. The appeal to all of us stuck behind the lines in CT and NY is, the possibility of owning an AUG, even in a highly neutered example!
Look me up if you come to Texas. (well, unless you behave like a CT or NY person that is). |
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The big question is whether adding a standard barrel will require 922(r) compliant parts to be added. I don't see why it would NOT - you'd be manufacturing a semi-automatic rifle meeting the definition and you'd be using non-US parts to do so - thus you'd be constrained by 922(r) AFAIK. Sure, it's a way to get the parts into the US legally and yes, there are ways to build a 922(r) compliant AUG around an Austrian receiver, but I too do not see the appeal beyond the "That's cool!" factor of having a unique AUG variant. The appeal to all of us stuck behind the lines in CT and NY is, the possibility of owning an AUG, even in a highly neutered example!
http://lisajennettwood.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/motivation-and-inspiration-1.jpg Look me up if you come to Texas. (well, unless you behave like a CT or NY person that is). lazyengineer Thanks for the kind offer! But remember this, not all residents of CT or NY are the liberal assholes that grab all the attention. Unfortunately, ALL of our 4-5 major cities have been taken over by liberals, and that is enough votes to keep the Democrats firmly in power. There rest of us shake our heads, cast votes that will be overpowered by the liberals, and look for ways to get out of this state. And NY is schizophrenic, much like CA. Look at a map of NY. Find I-84. Most everyone north of that highway are on the right side of the political spectrum. Just like the people of northern CA are totally different than the hotbed of lunatic liberalism that is southern CA. And on a gun note. Remember, almost EVERY firearms manufacturer in the country started here. But the Democrats, through their restrictive laws, and anti-business policies, have driven them out of the state (like a vast majority of other business). And, we have a pretty well established gun culture here. I believe we are the third largest state when it comes to NFA firearms ownership. Of course, the Democrats are working on changing all that. My point is, while I may not have identical views as you guys in TX, I don't believe you would throw me out of your local bar for being a "damned Yankee"! 
I still want an AUG and Tavor! Please! Someone come out with a straight pull or pump action model of each!
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