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victoryhawk
What is the largest capacity magazine I can use on my arsenal saiga rifle and still be compliant??
14GDHPs4ME
I believe the appeal with those arsenals is that they are already compliant. From what I understand, you can slap a 30-rounder on there right now.
TonyRumore
Well, sort of.

Here are the foreign parts in the Arsenal gun when you get it.

1. Receiver
2. Barrel
3. Trunion
4. Bolt
5. Carrier
6. Gas Piston
7. Trigger
8. Buttstock
9. Magazine Body
10. Floorplate

The 11th part would be the magazine follower, but Arsenal has replaced that with a U.S. made follower in order to get the foreign parts count down to 10. So.....if you go with a completely foreign made magazine, you will have 11 foreign parts in/on your gun.

Tony

14GDHPs4ME
Well how tricky of them. Pretty much corners you into converting it.
TonyRumore
I suppose you could use a U.S. made magazine, but that's a pain in the ass.

If you convert the gun, the Foreign stock goes away and so does the trigger, so then you're at 9 foreign parts, even with a foreign magazine in the gun.

Tony

victoryhawk
QUOTE (TonyRumore @ Dec 3 2008, 07:50 PM) *
Well, sort of.

Here are the foreign parts in the Arsenal gun when you get it.

1. Receiver
2. Barrel
3. Trunion
4. Bolt
5. Carrier
6. Gas Piston
7. Trigger
8. Buttstock
9. Magazine Body
10. Floorplate

The 11th part would be the magazine follower, but Arsenal has replaced that with a U.S. made follower in order to get the foreign parts count down to 10. So.....if you go with a completely foreign made magazine, you will have 11 foreign parts in/on your gun.

Tony



So as long as it is an AMerican made magazine I am cool with 922r? Same thing if I replace the buttstock with an AMerican made stock??
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