Saiga 12 conversion?

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    guntruck

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    Feb 23, 2009
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    So now that O'Malleys BS is in effect am I able to send off my Saiga 12 to Tromix and get all my work done? I mean we cant do SBS any longer can we? Thats what I was originally doing but dont think I can now? I know this gets tiresome for those of you that know your stuff with this law but when I was reading I was confusing myself and need some clarification.

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    NateIU10

    NateIU10

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    Apr 6, 2009
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    SBSs are not effected at all, go ahead if that's what you want.

    Folding stock on a shotgun is not allowed. "Shotgun" should not include an SBS, but who knows what MSP will make up with that one.
     
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    guntruck

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    Feb 23, 2009
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    NateIU10 said:
    SBSs are not effected at all, go ahead if that's what you want.

    Folding stock on a shotgun is not allowed. "Shotgun" should not include an SBS, but who knows what MSP will make up with that one.
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    So if I owned the shotgun and the folding stock before the ban can I install it now?
     
    rob-cubed

    rob-cubed

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    Sep 24, 2009
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    guntruck said:
    So if I owned the shotgun and the folding stock before the ban can I install it now?
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    SBS's fall under Federal and outside MD law... so if you get a tax stamp and chop it down, you can do whatever you want with it. Even if you bought the shotgun today that would still apply.

    Leave the barrel as-is and you'd be modding a shotgun to a banned configuration after the law came into play. No dice, regardless of when you bought it.
     
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