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Valkyrie armament?

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Got the zombie magazine and saw that belt feed for ar15. That's awesome setup but that be legal even tho we can use 15 rounds linked?

I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that belt feeding is legal, so long as there are only 15 rounds or fewer. the links are considered magazines essentially. there's likely more to it than that (There always is...) but from what I know, I think that's the law.

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There's always more to it in this state of no freedom

in NJ a disassembled HI capacity AR magazine is illegal because it has the potential to feed more than 15 continuous rounds into a semi automatic weapon...

 

BELT guys will argue what I am about to say.. and no there are not any convictions I am aware of.. BUT..

 

IMHO 16 links would essentially be a disassembled high capacity magazine.. thus illegal.. 15.. would be fine..

 

 

but back to the whole belt fed AR.. I can buy 100 round beta mags for a couple hundred bucks each.. and they are entirely self contained..... so what use does a belt fed AR provide?

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Got the zombie magazine and saw that belt feed for ar15. That's awesome setup but that be legal even tho we can use 15 rounds linked?

 

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