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    bm59 paratroop stock

    is it dislegal to remove the metal folding buttstock from this?
    i.e. would the weapon be too short to be legal?
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    thx, goo


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    Off the top of my head a rifle has to have a 16" barrel and an overall length of 26". This measurement is with the stock collapsed or folded. All that unless it is registered as a short barreled or short rifle (class III I think).
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    seems like an bm59 with that stock might not be legal, then.
    thanks, bill

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    goo the rifle in question about would be legal . a BM59 rifle with the stock folded and no muzzlebreak is 29 1/2" in length.I will get my BM62 from the safe and see if the overall length is any different .
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    it certainly does,,,
    thanks, mike

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    Did you get lucky and land you a nice folder ?
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    hi mike,
    not yet
    messing around with an m1a scout scope mount see post above.
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    That appears to be the BM62 in a Para stock .I have the same rifle and they are alot of fun to shoot !

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