[Bill4rest]

I'm so pissed off right now.

 

[Rat~Man]

Last time I checked a firing pin was a pretty easy swap out.


Just like a 1911. Within 20 minutes you can swap firing pin, extractor and barrel. Lo and behold, new gun. :shaking: Retarded legislators.

 

[PONY_DRIVER]

Last time I checked a firing pin was a pretty easy swap out.


Just like a 1911. Within 20 minutes you can swap firing pin, extractor and barrel. Lo and behold, new gun. :shaking: Retarded legislators.

Easily covered by requiring that all firing pin replacements be done by a state certified gunsmith.

 

[Rat~Man]

Easily covered by requiring that all firing pin replacements be done by a state certified gunsmith.

Oh yeah, that will stop me from using one of my spares. :laughing:

 

[Bill4rest]

Last time I checked a firing pin was a pretty easy swap out.


Just like a 1911. Within 20 minutes you can swap firing pin, extractor and barrel. Lo and behold, new gun. :shaking: Retarded legislators.

That's not the point. The point is to stop the sale of firearms in the state.


Remember Make Model AND SER# That means changing the tooling for EVERY single Firearm made on the line.

 

[CRFRIDER]

:mad3:So no more out of state transfers period I'm guessing? Whats next banning pistol grips on pistols? Well at least we have until 2010 to buy as much as possible out here!

 

[Jeff.]

Well, fuck. That's all I got.

 

[WahooJeep]

Gun Makers need to stand up to this shit and just refuse to sell to Cali.

 

[Richard]

Gun Makers need to stand up to this shit and just refuse to sell to Cali.

thats all fine and dandy till 1x1 the other 49 states start to adopt this asinine law , they just don't get it , it will not stop the criminals , they don't buy guns legally anyways , microstamping can and will be altered just like filing off the serial #'s , it is a big waste of the tax payers money:mad3:

 

[SCOTTS_4X]

Last time I checked a firing pin was a pretty easy swap out.


Just like a 1911. Within 20 minutes you can swap firing pin, extractor and barrel. Lo and behold, new gun. :shaking: Retarded legislators.

no need to even swap. every 1911 firing pin I've ever seen was pretty round on the striking side and needed reshaping for a nice deep strike on the primer. I couldn't tell you about other weapons.

another thing I was thining about is if the gun companies DO switch to this microprinting, are they goint to have 2 separate parts for ca guns and non, or is every gun going out the door going to be stamped?

-scott

 

[Toyoda]

Well, I now have 2 years to move.

X2

 

[Rat~Man]

no need to even swap. every 1911 firing pin I've ever seen was pretty round on the striking side and needed reshaping for a nice deep strike on the primer. I couldn't tell you about other weapons.

another thing I was thining about is if the gun companies DO switch to this microprinting, are they goint to have 2 separate parts for ca guns and non, or is every gun going out the door going to be stamped?

-scott

Remains to be seen, as does the "other interior surfaces". I can see the chamber in the barrel but what else has the pressure to mark brass other than the extractor?

Or is every semiauto out there going to have to ding brass on ejection? :laughing:

Makes me glad I'm on the other coast sometimes although I miss Huntington.

 

[Bubba Ray Boudreaux]

Gun Makers need to stand up to this shit and just refuse to sell to Cali.

Yeah, but I'm sure several companies could stand the loss of private sales just because they make so much off of the department sales................