LRB T44E4. I want one. Mother may I?

[buckshotu2]

As many of you know, LRB has manufactured a t44 replica receiver. Am I permitted to have one? I see me mention of it in the wording of the law and for that matter I don't recall seeing the m25 either. I think I only saw the m21 in the wording. Please let me know if I'm barking up the wrong tree.

 

[-Z/28-]

It's an M1A, so therefore verboten. Doesn't matter if the manufacturer gives it another name, the function is still identical.

 

[buckshotu2]

Is the wording based on function or is it stated in the law that any variants are banned? I thought it was the listed models IE bm59, m1a, m14, m21. I have not had the pleasure of reading the wording of the law in its entirety, but I thought it was models not function. For instance, ar-10 is the same, but not. Is this not the same with the T44?

 

[buckshotu2]

I was referring to the ar-10 as being the same as the ar-15 but different, and therefore not even regulated.

 

[buckshotu2]

By the way, is the T44-E4 actually an m1a? It has a different stock and was created prior to the m14. It was never stamped with m14 markings. It is a T44-E4, technically. Right?

 

[-Z/28-]

The AR10 is different because it has an entirely different receiver and is a different caliber.

This is an M1A with a different name. Sort of like an M&P15 isn't called an AR15, but it's still an AR15.

 

[buckshotu2]

This is not my picture, it is a friends recent picture of the different look between the stamping a on the LRB M14 vs the T44-E4

 

[RRHemi]

Remove the piston and it won't function like an M1A!!! Denied access to this platform is such BS!

 

[buckshotu2]

The AR10 is different because it has an entirely different receiver and is a different caliber.

This is an M1A with a different name. Sort of like an M&P15 isn't called an AR15, but it's still an AR15.

This brings up the HBAR discussion. Same same different barrel. Similar deal?

 

[-Z/28-]

This brings up the HBAR discussion. Same same different barrel. Similar deal?

Not similar.

The HBAR is explicitly exempted in the statute. If the written exemption wasn't there, HBARs would be banned too.

 

[Brooklyn]

I was referring to the ar-10 as being the same as the ar-15 but different, and therefore not even regulated.

Not even close. So no.