No more evil black rifles for this guy's wife.

[feddoc]

http://blog.riflegear.com/archive/2...-ar-15---evil-black-rifle-meets-cute-and.aspx

 

[insanebikerboy]

Finally, a proper rifle for all of those 5 year old girls out there.

 

[Brett327]

The Japanese kids will eat that up.

Brett

 

[joshmf]

It may sound like I'm answering my own question, but does the grip illustrated have an advantage over the pistol grip, or is that just to meet the requirments of the ban?

 

[Fly Navy]

One serious error that man makes is "off-list" lowers... California comprehensively banned ANY AR-15 pattern rifle with the "evil" features. What makes that legal is the stock type.

 

[nittany03]

It may sound like I'm answering my own question, but does the grip illustrated have an advantage over the pistol grip, or is that just to meet the requirments of the ban?

The advantage is that it's not scary and evil. Really. :icon_tong

 

[raptor10]

One serious error that man makes is "off-list" lowers... California comprehensively banned ANY AR-15 pattern rifle with the "evil" features. What makes that legal is the stock type.

Yes that is accurate, but, California also banned some lower recievers by name which means that even if he had set the rifle up in that same configuration, but used a listed lower reciever as per the ban, the rifle would be considered an "Assault Weapon" and would be illegal (for the most) part to own. Thanks to the Harrot v. Kings County decision, California cannot ban lower recievers by type (e.g. AR-15, AK-47) they can only ban by combination of feautures and by specific makes and models on a publicized, state-maintained list.

This link explains it mo' better... http://www.calguns.net/a_california_arak.htm (mo' better, another sign you've been on AW too long!)

Here is the Kasler List that defines which make and model lower recievers are banned http://ag.ca.gov/firearms/infobuls/kaslist.pdf

Category III assault weapons are defined by characteristic features listed in PC 12276.1:

RIFLES:

A semiautomatic centerfire rifle capable of accepting detachable magazines and any of:
▪ a pistol grip protruding conspicuously below the weapon’s action
▪ a thumbhole stock or folding or telescopic stock;
▪ a flash suppressor, grenade launcher or flare launcher;
▪ a forward pistol grip.

A semiautomatic centerfire rifle with overall length of less than 30 inches;
A semiautomatic centerfire rifle with a fixed magazine holding over 10 rounds.

Here is another good reference list http://www.tenpercentfirearms.com/index.php?main_page=page_8

 

[theblakeness]

It may sound like I'm answering my own question, but does the grip illustrated have an advantage over the pistol grip, or is that just to meet the requirments of the ban?

just to meet the requirements of the ban. Its called the "Monster man grip"

If he were to have "evil features" on the rifle, such as a pistol grip, then he would have to have that magazine locked in the well.

 

[VetteMuscle427]

While that rifle is unique... that money would have been better spent on moving out of California.