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A way around the 15 round magazine limit?

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Very interesting! lol....I guess its not technically a magazine? Right?

The plastic is the container.

 

It would still violate the law.

 

Neat idea though.....belt feed 1911.

Very interesting! lol....I guess its not technically a magazine? Right?

"Ammunition loading Device" Those with the Semi Beltfeds know that you can't liunk more than 15 rounds together or be in violation, and Full-sized Cloth belts are Verboten because of it, as ar the Com-Block style non-disintegrating belts.

LOL. Good catch. Bring out the gimp!

Bring out the gimp!

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Has anyone confirmed Mr Seamus McPhisticuffs as an actual person and these guns actually exist?

 

I'm sure it's all a joke. If you actually go to the site, you'll see the "belt-fed" AR feeds *INTO* the ejection port.

Has anyone confirmed Mr Seamus McPhisticuffs as an actual person and these guns actually exist?

 

I'm sure it's all a joke. If you actually go to the site, you'll see the "belt-fed" AR feeds *INTO* the ejection port.

 

But that M77 m14 mag conversion is sweeet. :D

Yeah, there is a way around it, cross the Delaware river and buy one. That's what most criminals are likely to do.

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