922R Compliance for magazines?

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If I have a brand new un-converted S12 with a threaded muzzle and I want to use a magazine in excess of 5 rounds (AGP or Surefire 10/12 round mag), would I be 922R compliant? Would I need to add any US parts to the S12 if I am just using a US brand "high capacity" mag and shooting it with the conventional sporting stock?

[nalioth 405]

No, you would not be compliant.

 

There are stickies here in the 922r / The law section that go over this.

[Razorback 72]

There is a whole section on 922R. Check out this link and you'll find out a lot, this is the 922 section, http://forum.saiga-1...p?showforum=65. Here is a 922 calculator http://gunwiki.net/Gunwiki/BuildAkVerifyCompliance, here's another http://forum.saiga-1...howtopic=18530.

 

To make it short for you, no you won't be in compliance. Inserting a high capacity mag into your stock S12 makes it "unsporting" so after you look at the check list, you will begin to get a feel for which parts offer the best bang for the buck, and still count as compliance parts. Most common are Trigger (FCG), Muzzle Attachment/thread protector, Gas Puck, Stock, Hand Guard. That's not counting the Magazine as 3 parts so if you wanted to use a Russian 8 round magazine, you would still have NO More Than 10 Foreign made parts. The S-12 19" IZ-109 with the threaded barrel and fixed sights part count is 14 parts. Changing out 4 parts gets you compliant.

Edited January 25, 2010 by Razorback

[kresk 10,063]

There is an entire section on the forum dedicated to this question which has been answered many times. To avoid rehashing the same thing, thread is being closed.