Verticla Forearm Grip Legal for Hunting?
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Michigan
Hey guys,
A friend of mine asked me to post a question about a vertical forearm grip on an AR type weapon. Are there any legality issues with this grip for hunting in Michigan or elsewhere?
Thanks
Tom
A friend of mine asked me to post a question about a vertical forearm grip on an AR type weapon. Are there any legality issues with this grip for hunting in Michigan or elsewhere?
Thanks
Tom
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Nontypical Buck
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From: NW Ohio , 5 min from Ottawa National / Magee Marsh
IMO just contact the Michigan DNR and ask .
All I know , is in Ohio it is legal .
But every state has a few laws that are different .
Get a name and number , a badge number if posible also , if they say it is legal .
That way if you are stoped in the feild , you can say I talked to , Joe Blow at XXX XXX XXXX number and they said it was OK
Johnch
All I know , is in Ohio it is legal .
But every state has a few laws that are different .
Get a name and number , a badge number if posible also , if they say it is legal .
That way if you are stoped in the feild , you can say I talked to , Joe Blow at XXX XXX XXXX number and they said it was OK
Johnch
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If it is legal to own such a rifle in Michigan, I suspect it is OK to use it hunting, as long as the rifle otherwise complies with Michigan game laws regarding magazine capacity, etc. etc. I doubt that game laws are too concerned about the shape of a gunstock!
Here in PA, it would NOT be legal for huntng, because semi-autos are illegal for hunting-rifles have to be"manually operated", eg., lever, pump, bolt, single-shot, etc. In the parts of New York where rifles are legal for hunting deer, a semi-auto is limited to six round capacity, so one would have to use a small magazine. However, the game laws says nothing about stock configuration.
Here in PA, it would NOT be legal for huntng, because semi-autos are illegal for hunting-rifles have to be"manually operated", eg., lever, pump, bolt, single-shot, etc. In the parts of New York where rifles are legal for hunting deer, a semi-auto is limited to six round capacity, so one would have to use a small magazine. However, the game laws says nothing about stock configuration.
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