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11-22-2016, 04:17 AM | #1 |
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Legal repercussions
Would there be legal repercussions in shooting an Intearms (1970) Mauser Luger with a 32 round drum attached at an outdoor range in Penna?
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Since the un-educated (not a law student), but since I live in Pennsylvania and there is no law against 10 round or higher, then why not. And assuming that Penna is not a pasta or in Italy...
No state law says you can't shoot large capacity in anything - local range rules might prohibit you shooting off like a sub-gun... Ed |
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Thank you Ed! You answered my question can a Drum magazine be used in any Luger also.
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LOL... ...For those of us that are not old enough to remember times where there were no postal ZIP codes in the USA (that would be pre-1963) -----(I am not among you)... the original "official" abbreviation for Pennsylvania was Penna. Then ZIP codes came along and all states were issued a standard 2-letter abbreviation.
BTW, Ed is essentially correct about the use of the magazine, just don't use a shoulder stock if it is not an Artillery Model, Navy Model or original Carbine... That would be a federal problem unless the gun is on the C&R list and registered with BATFE as an SBR (Short Barreled Rifle). Modern Carbine reproductions are made with 16 inch barrels to avoid the legal hassles...
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stock no - since that makes it a SBR (short barrel rifle) - but unless you live in a state that limits number of rounds in a magazine, Penn it is legal. You might get some looks, but no harassment unless you start shooting it pop,pop,pop,pop - in my opinion, but I'm not a lawyer. And, if you carry it open-carry in Philly, I would think you'd get stopped... Do a google search of 'what states have high capacity restrictions" Quote:
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I have a 12" barrel on a 1918 receiver with a Erfurt block that interchanges with .22cal and a 9mm receivers on a Interarms (Mauser) lower. Do you see a problem with shooting any of these combinations?
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..... we would LOVE to see a photo of that rig ! (hint, hint )
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If no stock, then no worries The stock is what makes it a SBR - unless you take a rifle and cut it down. But your combinations are just different uppers. |
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In enclosed photo The top barrel is 9mm as is the interarms pistol the barrel below the pistol is 30 Luger and the lower one is .22 cal converson.
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A pistol can have any barrel length, so no problem.
Well, as long as they are not .45 caliber smooth bores, then you might have a "shot gun" pistol, which is a no no. The ones you show above are fine.
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