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No argument there, It was a hypothetical question.
yes and no. to laugh is normal, as no one is going to cry here.
Hold on, I was talking about 1994 pre-bans. I've got no opinion on Maura's 2016 intepretation letter.
If you're going to persue compliance make sure you change your parts out of state (or have an immunized party like an ffl do the work) and document that fact, because you can potentially be " illegal in transit" in that little window while performing the modifications. Just saying.
Human nature. When you tell someone that they can't have something, they want it all the more, no matter what the cost. If you have a wife or a girlfriend, then you should know this.
I agree. It’s why I don’t own any.
Believe it or not, but MA now has an approved plumbing fixture roster. A plumber is not allowed to install a fixture that is not on the roster.
And yet hood rats are rarely sent to jail.If you're going to persue compliance make sure you change your parts out of state (or have an immunized party like an ffl do the work) and document that fact, because you can potentially be " illegal in transit" in that little window while performing the modifications. Just saying.
Yes you probably think I'm insane but that's how this whole compliance thing is it's basically insane on its face.
Which adds to the/my concern and legality of the hypothetical situation I posted.
The new DARKIES ? Did you really post this! Where's a mod when you need them?
But can you get shorty?I make fun of 2016 and only refer to pre- Sep 1994 as “pre-ban”.
Not necessarily. Quite a few pre-bans have historic value, such as SP1s. As long as the pre-ban owner has the original parts to return it to.
I can assure you this rifle has much better performance and is more reliable than a $500 AR.
And doing a rough calculation of the key parts (not optics/lights), the build was $2.3k. Good quality parts all around, including down to the LPK, and assembled methodically and according to proper procedures and best practices with an QA/QC inspector who I trust (me). Yeah, I’ll take it over a $500 PSA any day of the week, even though it cost a lot more. Overall cost is inline with new premium ARs.
Admittedly, there are some extra costs that could be swapped like the Geissele trigger/handguard, Badger safety/charging handle and Surefire flash hider. Those are purely preference and could easily be substituted with cheaper parts. A quality build can easily be sub-$2k.
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Did you get those cards on a fishing trip when your guns fell off into the ocean?
Read it and weep: Accepted Plumbing Products Online SystemBelieve it or not, but MA now has an approved plumbing fixture roster. A plumber is not allowed to install a fixture that is not on the roster.
Almost. I only lost one in the ocean. 12 gauge shot gun while shark hunting off the cape. A great white swallowed it. All I have left now is a 22 revolver, bolt action 22 and a o/u shotgun
I’d love to know where to get those 500 dollars ARs drop a link for the poor.
Believe it or not, but MA now has an approved plumbing fixture roster. A plumber is not allowed to install a fixture that is not on the roster.
Thankfully, I never met a plumber that cared.
Last year when I was looking for contractors to redo a couple bathrooms they made me aware of the issue. For routine plumbing repairs without a building permit or inspection I suspect it is a non-issue. But if you are doing a bathroom gut rehab with a permit and inspection then apparently it becomes an issue.
