Also wondering if the 25rd magazine will be pined to 10. If not, I will definitely pick up one.
Do you also sell spare magazine for this? I could not find the 25rd one from your US store website. I only see 10, 20 and 30s.
Thanks.
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Also wondering if the 25rd magazine will be pined to 10. If not, I will definitely pick up one.
Do you also sell spare magazine for this? I could not find the 25rd one from your US store website. I only see 10, 20 and 30s.
Thanks.
Some reviews:
http://www.tactical-life.com/firearm...wfm16-g36-lead
http://www.personaldefenseworld.com/...koch-g36-22-11
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2...ces-22-lr-g36/
It appears to use the same Walther mags as the Colt M4/HK 416/Beretta ARX160 .22 rifles. If that is the case, then the M4 mags are not limited to 10 rounds (the HK 416 & ARX160 mags are limited to 10 due to pistol versions) and can be used in any of these rifles.
Last edited by Tom E Gun; 10-01-2017 at 11:51 AM.
The mags are not uniquely marked for each platform as they are all interchangble and identical. They do however come in black or gray and packaged differently per platform. If IRG can get the mags as blank OEM packaged from Walther, no pinning is necessary.
Are there Importation / duties / brokerage fees as well?
Last edited by QMaze; 10-01-2017 at 03:39 PM.
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Hmmmm. GSG 15 or this........
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Yes, US $25 per firearm. There should be a sticky with more detailed information.Originally Posted by QMaze
Found the FRT entry finally...
Mags are limited to 10 rounds.
The Colt M4 22lr mags have a different part number. They are different mags. Mfg. Number:#WAL 576604- G36 model uses the magzine from Heckler & Koch Model 416 "family" of firearms.
- there are large capacity cartridge magazines available for the Heckler & Koch Model 416 "family" of firearms.
- these firearm Models are manufactured in both rifle and handgun configurations. The cartridge magazines are advertised by H&K as interchange between the rifle and the handgun; all H&K Model 416 Cartridge Magazines are considered "handgun" magazines. As handguns are limited to a ten shot magazine capacity in accordance with the CC PART III, S. 84, Regulations PART 4 Para 3. (1) (b) "The Former Cartridge Magazine Control Regulations", this limits the magazine capacity for both the rifle and the handgun configuration of the H&K Model 416 to ten (10) shots, despite the firearm being designed to use rim-fire ammunition.
NOTE: - the Heckler & Koch cartridge magazine for this firearm at 10 shots capacity, H&K 416 Part Number 2245300 is an acceptable "handgun" magazine.
- the Heckler & Koch cartridge magazine for this firearm at 20 shots capacity, H&K 416 Part Number 2245301 is a "prohibited device" unless reduced to ten (10) shots capacity.
- the Heckler & Koch cartridge magazine for this firearm at 30 shots capacity, H&K 416 Part Number 2245302 is a "prohibited device" unless reduced to ten (10) shots capacity.
Last edited by fenceline; 10-02-2017 at 12:38 AM.
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Thanks for the information. I still want IRG to confirm. I don't really like the look of the 30rd magazine since I think it's a bit too long. I was hoping get the 25rd or 20rd instead.
The information in quotes provided is a direct quote from the FRT entry legal section comments for the gun itself.
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