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A little, you can have folding stock i think?
Would this increase its value or does it not matter ?
Onky if it has a folding stock.Would this increase its value or does it not matter ?
....yet.Don't think it matters, they weren't ever banned here.
not banned but IIRC the Mass AWB mimics the Federal ban and as far as MGL goes the rules still apply. So if its capable of having a detach hicap mag if you put any evil features on it your now "manufactured" an assault weapon? Its all fun stuff.Don't think it matters, they weren't ever banned here.
Maybe.Technically it ought to have had the (well, "a") folding stock before 94, however the burden of proof would be on the state to say it didn't.
This is when a good lawyer comes in handy. Long story shortMaybe.
I’ve run across police that illegally confiscated weapons, then refused to return pre ban mags because owner could not prove they were pre-ban.
some people don't have the money to toss to a lawyer to get a few magazines back. assuming we're talking ar or ak mags, 2-3 grand to a lawyer for something like this can buy a whole lotta pre-bans to replace the ones they kept. of course you'd hate the law to one up ya, but sometimes it happens.This is when a good lawyer comes in handy.
Doesn't always work. See Storm v. Erickson - Commonwealth Second Amendment, Inc. (comm2a.org)This is when a good lawyer comes in handy. Long story short
Had a family incident involving guns. All guns where confiscated as part of investigation . Few weeks later case closed went to pick up guns. Detective said this and that are illegal . Yeah NO. All legal and we want our property back.
Contacted lawyer ...chief called next day to come pick up all of our property
For a magazine or 2, no but for serval rifles and hand guns, YES. Also it does help to have a lawyer you used in the past. In your contact list. Lawyer I used said no charge unless it went beyond a phone call and letter.some people don't have the money to toss to a lawyer to get a few magazines back. assuming we're talking ar or ak mags, 2-3 grand to a lawyer for something like this can buy a whole lotta pre-bans to replace the ones they kept. of course you'd hate the law to one up ya, but sometimes it happens.
This is true , toDoesn't always work. See Storm v. Erickson - Commonwealth Second Amendment, Inc. (comm2a.org)