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I think it maybe a spring assisted bolt hold open. It’s the only thing I can think of to cause make it hold open with each shot.Not that dumb if it allows you to fix it easily I don't know how it's put together what did they do remove the gas tube or something?
That's the key to not being a full cuck-Fudd. You can like or dislike whatever you want, you're only reprehensible when you want to force others to think like you.I would have no problem with just owning a nice bolt action rifle.
But not because the govt. limits us to such firearms.
because the user has to undertake some action to load the next round. that's the great thing about laws - they define semi-auto as loading the next cartridge into the chamber. Here, it uses part of the cartridge's energy to extract the empty case. It happens that some of that energy is stored in a recoil spring. Until the user hits the bolt release, the gun isn't loaded again.How is this not still semi-auto? The energy from the fired round cocks the hammer and pushes the bolt against spring resistance, storing the energy for the feeding cycle on return to battery. The only difference is the new step of releasing the bolt. The user does not have to charge each round manually. Just press a lever. So an interrupt might not technically pass as a truly manual gun like a bolt, pump or lever action where the user provides the power to charge and cycle.
I mean, maybe I'm splitting hairs, as it may end up being the same net result, but if I were to play ATF devil's advocate, I don't know....
because the user has to undertake some action to load the next round. that's the great thing about laws - they define semi-auto as loading the next cartridge into the chamber. Here, it uses part of the cartridge's energy to extract the empty case. It happens that some of that energy is stored in a recoil spring. Until the user hits the bolt release, the gun isn't loaded again.
thus, this semi-semiautomatic is not not fully semi-automatic
At some point, this is the same as "why aren't DA revolvers semiautomatic?"I totally grasp what you're saying. Just a little skeptical over interpretation. And not our interpretation. The Man's interpretation. What if one just held the bolt release while firing?
indeed why not - as it is all up to interpreter. like one of my grand-grandfathers confessed to be a paraguay spy to nkvd, just for fun of it - and still got convicted for 15 years.At some point, this is the same as "why aren't DA revolvers semiautomatic?"
Obviously you're not entirely wrongindeed why not - as it is all up to interpreter. like one of my grand-grandfathers confessed to be a paraguay spy to nkvd, just for fun of it - and still got convicted for 15 years.
it means other side is also not against some fun - it is just not gonna help _you_ much.
Nah lever guns and bolties are fun too when you have the option to mag dump your ar at the same range tripNon semi auto = full auto only.
Otherwise gtfo.
Is he fu**ing the queen? Thats about the only reason id move thereMy brother lives in the UK. We jumped through some interesting hoops to get his (2) .22 Anschutz rifles to him. He has ammo stored at home, but the local PD had to inspect his storage of it. His rifles are stored under lock and key at his club; the application process for that club took more than a year.
Meanwhile, he's got ammo at my house in Georgia and firearms stored in Texas and Oregon.
Nah lever guns and bolties are fun too when you have the option to mag dump your ar at the same range trip
TrueBut those aren’t AR platforms
I suppose they are, but until there is a law that says with a capacity of more than 3 rounds no one caresAt some point, this is the same as "why aren't DA revolvers semiautomatic?"
It reminds me of those robotic mobility devices for handicapped people - I'm glad it exists for those who need it but damn, that's a sad state of affairs.