Oh no! I LIKE a Ruger...

DT Guy

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You may have heard me rail against Ruger's support of the AWB. I still consider them anti-citizen.

That said, am I the only one who thinks that this:
Ruger Deerfield

Would be killer with a hi-cap magazine? Sort of an M-1 carbine on steroids. Too bad 'no hi caps for you' Ruger would never do it...

Larry
 

Cowled_Wolfe

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Reminds me of something...

You know, for awhile I've wanted a Deerfield for something else.

As soon as I turn 18, I want a handgun... Which is obviously illegal in most of the US. I figure it *might* be worth a try to make a SBR Deerfield... Kinda like a .44Mag semi-auto with hi-cap magazine capability.

Am I going crazy? :D
 

jefnvk

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Wolfe, its not illegal in most of the US. Only buying from a licensed dealer is. Buy a used one, or get one as a gift (b-day, Christmas, graduation, 22nd of February :p ). I'm 18, and own two. Both were gifts. You won't be able to get a SBR until you are 21 for sure anyways.

Of course, and local laws may prevent this, but nothing from the feds does.

As for the rifle, buy a used one. No money goes to Ruger. Heck, one of my Ruger's date back to before the GCA.
 

DT Guy

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But four rounds simply isn't evil enough for me...has anyone ever heard of after market hi-caps for a Deerfield?

Light, handy, powerful-it'd make an awesome close-range rifle, I think...

Larry
 

Cowled_Wolfe

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General law is 18 to purchase/own rifle, 21 to purchase/own pistol.
That's what I'm thinking, but I don't know if my state's 21 for buying only or 21 period as far as pistols go.

Btw, does anyone know what the age on SBRs is?
 
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