well stock up on anything that can be considered a Assault Weapon.
I believe an assaultrifle is arifle that has three or more of the following features:
-detachable magazines (more than 10rd available for purchase)
-folding collapsible stock
-pistol grip
-bayonet mount
-threaded barrel (allows for suppressors)
Assault Shotgun
semi-auto plus two features)
- Folding Stock/ telescopic stock
- pistol grip
- more than five rounds internal mag
- detachable magazine
now if, any weapons ban has to have a grandfather clause that allows people to keep any weapons purchased before a specified date. Thats why many people are rushing to buy products early just in case.
The only parts that would really berestricted arethe actual recievers with the seriel numbers on it.
For the AR-15 that would be the lower reciever which includes a stock. If you cant afford to buy a whole rifle than you can just by a complete (270) or stripped (130) lower reciever now and assemble it later.If you are considering a colapsable stock then get that and any hi-cap magazines before the deadline. If not its not impossible to get the parts after just might have to go to gun shows or order online or go to "the back room" at your local gun store.About the only thing you wont be able to get isthe lowered reciever.
Guns to collect:
AR-15 30,40,45,50,90,100 round magazines
AK-47/74 30+ magazines
Mossberg 12g Cruiser (w pistol grip)
Amunition Drums
those will get you anything (popular) that would be banned by assault weapons ban by the 1994 definition, BUT there has been recent debate to expand the new ban to include and weapon made to serve a military or law enforcement purpose. That alsoquestionswhat defines a sniper rifle. Some democrats think that many hunting rifles (Rem 700) are sniper rifles so there a grim chance that those might be targeted as well.