[Walker]

Have any of you seen this, I saw it on S&W website. I havent heard a thing about it...

http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/sto...amp;isFirearm=Y

 

[onebohemian]

Hadn't seen or heard of one of those before. In light of the fixed stock and description, it appears to be S&W's product offering solely to meet compliance with the laws of CT, MA, MD, NJ and NY.

 

[synergy]

they should offer it w/ a sully stock as an option, and they'd sell like hot-cakes!!!

 

[G56]

Fixed stock? That's odd, especially since they are using the adjustable stock design.

 

[Grimwulff]

The rifle looks kinda weird to me w/ that stock... i'm not sure... just seems odd.

 

[Z rider]

I bought one last week and shot it over the weekend. Great rifle. Very accurate and fun to shoot. I believe that Smith just took the adj. stocks they had on hand and pinned them to make them Mass complient. I also heard that the the heavy barrel was made by their sister company TC. Newest Troy sights real easy to adjust and Troy hanguards with rail covers.

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[chuckles]

Designed to be sold in "occupied America"? I guess at least some of our friends in MA etc can get in on the fun too. I know how it feels. I lived in California when they enacted the state AWB after the Stockton schoolyard murders. I had 2 Galils and 2 AKs that I had to register at a cost of $100+-. I since moved to Free America, (at least for now).

 

[Kbayusmc]

so is that a Cali legal rifle then?

 

[Walker]

so is that a Cali legal rifle then?

Even with all those limitations, it still is NOT California compliant.

 

[Kbayusmc]

Hmm well atleast I don't live there.....

 

[Walker]

Take no offense Kali-commies, but thank God I dont ethier...