It's a sad time for this country.
Are you able to determine if the CZ550 Safari and other rmagnum-sized actions are on the list?
CZ550 Safari is on the list.
It's a sad time for this country.
Are you able to determine if the CZ550 Safari and other rmagnum-sized actions are on the list?
I’m flabbergasted by the absurd complexity of the proposed legislation. Imagine all the job creation.
I want one in 7x65R with a 25" barrel, but they've never made one in that configuration.
Other guns that are banned in chamberings over 10 k joules include: Westley Richards single shots, purdey doubles and the heym 88b
I’m not enthusiastic about any ban; but the way it’s written suggests that the models are banned IF they go over a certain bore diameter or 10 k joules. Meaning our no 1 are likely safe for now
The question remains; what Ruger no1 exceeds that? Did some masochist register a 460 wby rechamberwd 458 no 1 back in the day? And what moron wrote this list?
Any firearm capable of delivering 10,000 it says. Then it lists specific models. I wonder if there is any chance that only the specific models in a cartridge that exceed that threshold are affected, or whether it is in fact all firearms of that model, regardless of chambering?
That a well written explanation. About what I thought as per the reasoning for the classification but in this section of the ban it’s the cartridges that produce over 10,000 joules, not the firearms. Not that it matters to the clowns ruining our country and steeling from its citizens.
Let's be honest here. Pretty much any centerfire receiver that can physically accommodate a 10k+J cartridge barrel is open for banning. The pending law does not say capable of SAFELY firing. This "law" is way more far reaching than any of us could fathom. The devil is in the details with these bastards. You can be sure the lab rats are loading 45-70 with pistol powder to get those energy numbers up where they want them.