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5555 thanks eli

55 Thanks Eli

Is the dealer breaking the law if he sells ammunition that is fired off in the buyer's back yard at New Years? ( "Reckless discharge of a firearm" is a violation in most municipalities) When you purchased your Saiga, was the magazine in it or loose in the box? 5 round mags are legal, or you can unscrew your muzzle cap and leave it at home when you take your 10 rounder to the range. It is up to you to know the laws. That's what our Saiga 922r Compliance / THE LAW subforum is for. The answer to your ammo question is no. It's legal to use somewhere just not in your backyard. T

You could easily do that, and drop your parts count back to 13. It's not good for the threads, though. So if I take off the protector and screw on a US choke I'm good? Eli

Um, I'm going to have to call you on this one Nalioth. (Unless you are talking about a state law.) In fact, the 10 round magazines made in the USA, count as 3 U.S. parts, towards 922 compliance. I've read most of the laws, repeatedly, and I've never heard the term "Non sporting magazine" in any of the federal language. Why would you call me on it? I specifically laid out my reasoning. Let's look at it: Without seeing the Saiga or knowing more about it, <-- This means that the OP gave us 0 info on the Saiga at his local gun shop. If the Saiga has a muzzle device (thread protect