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It's a Benelli M4 with the full stock, not the mil collapsible. Think it's ok so far.Currently (to my knowledge) there is no law prohibiting VFGs on shotguns in WA. In a few days that might change (thanks to HB1240), depending on the type of shotgun you have.
Why would collapsible stock make any difference? Overall length is measured with stock extended unless there is some obscure shotgun specific reg I'm not aware of (assuming 26" oal and you already said barrel is 18.5").It's a Benelli M4 with the full stock, not the mil collapsible. Think it's ok so far.
Penal Code 12276.1Why would collapsible stock make any difference? Overall length is measured with stock extended unless there is some obscure shotgun specific reg I'm not aware of (assuming 26" oal and you already said barrel is 18.5").
That must be some state law? Let me guess, CA? They are the only ones that use that made up term "assault weapon" that I'm aware of (so far).Penal Code 12276.1
(a) Notwithstanding Section 12276, "assault weapon" shall also mean any of the following:
(6) A semi-automatic shotgun that has both of the following:
(A) A folding/telescoping stock.
(B) A pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the weapon's action, thumbhole stock, or vertical handgrip.
Yea Cali, just wanted to triple check this wasn't the case here. We are basically trying to surpass Cali so wanted to see.That must be some state law? Let me guess, CA?
I would suggest reading details of house bill 1240 which is going to be passed in days or weeks. Much of that is cut and paste from CA as I understand it. I guess if you already own it it's not an issue but would be for grandkids.Yea Cali, just wanted to triple check this wasn't the case here. We are basically trying to surpass Cali so wanted to see.
It'll pass tomorrow night. Then just awaits Inslees sig.I would suggest reading details of house bill 1240 which is going to be passed in days or weeks.
So what does it say about collapsible stocks?It'll pass tomorrow night. Then just awaits Inslees sig.
It defines SBS but primarily focuses on center fire. I'm just looking for if there's a law a missed some place.So what does it say about collapsible stocks?