Dedicated 22lr upper on post 01OCT2013 lower?
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No straight answer from the MSP yet, but IMHO, it should be fine, especially if no gas port hole was drilled in the upper.
I thought FSA didn't apply to rim-fire
That's why it should be okay.
- Feb 4, 2013
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Actually the COPY CAT provisions do not apply.
There is one rimfire on the banned list.
There is one rimfire on the banned list.
Calico.
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Good to go, .22s are exempt from FSA. As all sporting rifles *should* be.
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
No, .22s are NOT exempt from FSA. At least one rifle that is banned by name is a .22.
The ARE exempt from the Copy Cat requirements, as they are not centerfire.
The ARE exempt from the Copy Cat requirements, as they are not centerfire.
For posterity and in case anyone searches... S&W M&P 15-22 is not banned per the mdsp website which states, "Informational Bulletin 10-1 dated November 4, 2010 .22 rimfire rifle is not regulated"
Bulletin here
Bulletin here
NateIU10
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There are at least 3 Assault Long Guns that are rimfire.
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