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ninty · 03-21-2007, 05:48 PM

the stock in his pic is telescoping, not folding. I think by folding stock they mean stocks that fold up on the side or on top like some shotgun stocks do.

I would be able to own that in Canada as long as it's semi auto, and depending on the barrel length, so i'm sure you could own one in NY.

I'm looking to get an m4gery. I think 16" barrel is smallest i can go and real m4 is 14.5".

You want to see stupid gun laws come here. Prohibited weapons are prohibited because of how they look. Someone sits at a desk and says "that looks scary, let's ban it" and they do. So i can't buy a FN FAL even though it's no different from 100 other rifles I can buy. Also .25 and .32 cal pistols are banned. Why? Nobody knows. I can buy a .50 cal, .45, .40 etc, but i can't buy a .32 or .25. oOo:

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ninty is Offline Major General Posts: 12,683 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Calgary	03-21-2007, 05:48 PM the stock in his pic is telescoping, not folding. I think by folding stock they mean stocks that fold up on the side or on top like some shotgun stocks do. I would be able to own that in Canada as long as it's semi auto, and depending on the barrel length, so i'm sure you could own one in NY. I'm looking to get an m4gery. I think 16" barrel is smallest i can go and real m4 is 14.5". You want to see stupid gun laws come here. Prohibited weapons are prohibited because of how they look. Someone sits at a desk and says "that looks scary, let's ban it" and they do. So i can't buy a FN FAL even though it's no different from 100 other rifles I can buy. Also .25 and .32 cal pistols are banned. Why? Nobody knows. I can buy a .50 cal, .45, .40 etc, but i can't buy a .32 or .25. oOo: