Looking in new Cabela's 2000 Shooting catalog, page 89, at the following:
"Folding-Style Stocks [for Ruger 10/22] - Synthetic plug locks arm extension to comply with federal gun-control legislation. Plug cannot be removed. Available in [....]"
I read this as "Plug cannot be removed. [wink. wink.]" Am I right? Easily removable if a criminal so desired?
(I for one would support legislation to "plug" that loophole, so to speak. For the children. Cuz those folding stocks make an otherwise harmless gun jump into someone's hands and start blazing away - 'nuf sarcasm - my question is real, though).
I guess the topic is really "Do you know about this 10/22 stock" instead of "Legality of folding stocks". Sorry.
[This message has been edited by Futo Inu (edited January 26, 2000).]
"Folding-Style Stocks [for Ruger 10/22] - Synthetic plug locks arm extension to comply with federal gun-control legislation. Plug cannot be removed. Available in [....]"
I read this as "Plug cannot be removed. [wink. wink.]" Am I right? Easily removable if a criminal so desired?
(I for one would support legislation to "plug" that loophole, so to speak. For the children. Cuz those folding stocks make an otherwise harmless gun jump into someone's hands and start blazing away - 'nuf sarcasm - my question is real, though).
I guess the topic is really "Do you know about this 10/22 stock" instead of "Legality of folding stocks". Sorry.
[This message has been edited by Futo Inu (edited January 26, 2000).]