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Marlin model 60 and pending legislation

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I, like many others in NJ, own a Marlin model 60. For those who don't know it's a 14 shot semi auto .22lr rifle with a tubular magazine.

 

If the 10 round limit bill was signed into law, does anyone know if this type of gun would be affected? The NY safe act actually has enough sense to specifically exempt tubular magazine .22 rifles, but the NJ bills makes no mention. I wouldn't put it past these idiots in NJ to reclassify this innocuous .22 squirrel rifle as an evil, baby-killing assault rifle just because it has a 14 round capacity.

 

Its probably my best shooting .22 so it would really suck to have to get rid of it in the event of a 10 round limit.

All it takes is a small (plumbing) tubing cutter with the cutter wheel replaced by a flat washer.

Same way a lot of us already permanently altered our original 18 round inner mag tubes to get to 15 or less.

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Cool thanks guys i was not aware of this. Hopefully it wont be needed.

All it takes is a small (plumbing) tubing cutter with the cutter wheel replaced by a flat washer.

Same way a lot of us already permanently altered our original 18 round inner mag tubes to get to 15 or less.

 

That's agood idea. Basically just mark 10 rds in the tube and press it so the plunger won't pass?

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