Nope....not here anyway.
what about it would ba illegalPate said:Nope....not here anyway.
I suppose it's legal as a pistol. But companies aren't in the business of making things nobody wants. At least, not for very long. That looks like something from "Sons of Guns".Jake said:...
Lets say a company started making them, would it be NY legal?
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I'm far from an expert, but I would guess it's a SBR by ATF rules and illegal in NY.Jake said:what about it would ba illegal
According to the thread, it was made on a virgin* receiver, thus a pistol.Pate said:I'm far from an expert, but I would guess it's a SBR by ATF rules and illegal in NY.
If I am wrong.....then group buy?
The GCA and BATFE regs make the Rossi a Title 1 handgun.Pate said:I'm far from an expert, but I would guess it's a SBR by ATF rules and illegal in NY.
If I am wrong.....then group buy?
Agreed. It's similar to the Rossi they deemed illegal. It's a pistol, just not in NY. I would suspect that both are over the weight limit for a pistol in NY, but I'm not sure about that.sherm66 said:NYSP declared(via a verbal opinion) the Rossi Ranch Hand (Mare's Leg) illegal. The Pistol Permit Bureau used a veeeery loose interpretation of "shoulder stock" to speculate one could put the Mare's Leg up to there shoulder; hence an SBR. That makes it illegal in NY. I don't see this as being any different.
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It must buck like a broncoheartlessmcfly said:imagine the kick on that....geez
Have fired similar pieces, not too much kick but what there is is sharpcMc214 said:It must buck like a bronco
With a barrel that short, I expect it's more like firing a blank gun, and would not think projectile velocity would be very high either. Kinda pointless from a functional standpoint IMO, but just to be different, OK, I guess it's cool.cMc214 said:It must buck like a bronco
I think they'd call it illegal, as in the Mare's Leg (though shortening the stock further, to a grip only profile might get it the OK.AR_Guy said:Agreed. It's similar to the Rossi they deemed illegal. It's a pistol, just not in NY. I would suspect that both are over the weight limit for a pistol in NY, but I'm not sure about that.
My wrist hurt just looking at that thing.