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butcherguy - thanks again, i'm still looking and from what i see, please explain.
i'm not sure i understand the 'broomhandle' descriptor.
searching that term on the above website produces what's below.
from same link above
1.Modern Firearms - Mauser C-96
Mauser C-96 (Germany) Technically, the C-96 is a recoil operated, locked breech , ... "broomhandle" to all C-96s) and removable wooden shoulder
stock/holster.
2.Modern Firearms - Type 80
Type 80 pistol was apparently inspired by the classic German Mauser C96 pistol, in its late ... versions, and its design is heavily based on the old
"broomhandle".
so, does that mean all C96s are 'broomhandle' design ?
or, is that specific to the "locked breech" mechanism ??
from what i see, that appears to be next to impossible to properly (lawfully) 'conceal' on my little body
yeah, i've priced those Colts and sadly, they're a bit out of my league, currently.
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Daedalus - still, thanks for sharing.
like i said, i hadn't seen one of those before and for me, Star Wars was 1978 (give or take a cpl yrs) and i sure wasn't focused on their 'weapons'
... at least not those ones
i was entralled with the light sabres
{i still want one of those, only fully functional}
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Dustytoad - howdy.
i think the best i can do is give you the page # cause i think the link goes sraight to the 1st page ... so, here's the link again and you'll find the
excerpt on pg 11, top of the page.
the bill
yes, it is talking about magazines used in
any SAW.
and yes, that includes pistols.
before ppl claim that it applies to a specific model of weapon, please go back to pg 2 - line 18 - entry (36) The term 'SAW' (semi-auto weapon) means
any of the following ... blah, blah, blah.
the next revised section is (37) on pg 11.
(and if you notice, replacement sections 32, 33, 34, & 35 appear to be 'absent', so i'll have to go back and re-read Title 18 of the USC to determine
what has remained unchanged)
yes, that glock would be permissable,
so long as the mag cannot be modified to accept more than 10 rounds.
{if you are not a craftsperson, i am and i can assure you that it can be readily modified - dremel and a guage work wonders}
as for that particular model, it is too big for me and not likely something i would invest in, even if it was my only choice.
here is my current home defense piece ... it would be banned.
P111
i would love one of the anti-ppl to tell me why mine is sooooo much more dangerous

that is should be banned.
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CosmicCitizen - you can doubt it all you want, but you would be mistaken.
I doubt that the bill bans semi auto rifles and shotguns that have a pistol grip and a tubular magazine
well, they did permit these (found on pg 11, line 9 of the bill)
‘‘(B) does not include an attached tubular device designed to accept, and
capable of operating only with, .22 caliber rimfire ammunition.’’.
so, i'd say you're kinda correct within
extreme limits.
ETA - ppl who are reviewing this bill need to realize that it is NOT a stand alone piece of legislation ... it is a series of revisions to Title 18,
section 921 to be exact.
those who are taking this at 'face value' are missing the rest of the picture.
edit on 2-2-2013 by Honor93 because: ETA