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I live in California, and California and Minnesota are the only two states that have laws against ?trigger devices?. I have an Ohio ?rapid-fire? on the way and plan to get a set of the spade grips in lieu of the CrankFire. However, I would like to purchase a CrankFire unit and leave it in my storage with my FN FAL and other non-CA-legal ?assault? rifles.
I?m ordering an ?A6? kit that includes a flash suppressor (even though I cannot mount it in CA) and plan to drop that extra piece in my Reno storage as well. Possession of a flash-hider is OK as long as it?s NOT attached to the gun?
My question is whether (or not) anyone knows if I can do the same with the CrankFire device? I?d like to buy one and have it shipped to me in California but don?t want to chance breaking any laws ? because my freedom and good name, and job are not worth any such risk.
So does anyone know if I can be in LEGAL possession of this device?
Otherwise I?m going to have to make arrangements to ship it to folks in Nevada ? which will necessitate a 2-hour drive to put a chunk of metal into storage. Obviously, I?d much rather buy one and have it shipped to me and take it up to Reno for my next trip up there.
I have some blown-out discs in my lower back ? so trips to Reno are much more difficult and far less frequent than they used to be for me (not to mention gas costs these days). It?s gotten SO BAD that I had to have a friend use an ?industrial? seal-a-meal to package my mags because the summer heat melts off any and all lubricant and I?m forced to make a trip (whether or not I?m up to it) just to re-grease the guns I keep in storage so they don?t turn to rust during the winter months from lack of protective lubricant because of condensation.
I know (strongly suspect) the retailers won?t sell me a CrankFire to an address in California, but I?ve considered buying one second hand and want to be absolutely certain that I?m NOT going to be in violation of any law if I do so. The device will NEVER be attached to my gun until I take it to Nevada for my now twice-yearly shoots.
Thanks for anything you can advise me on!!!
If I'm "good to go" at least I can shop around for second-hand CrankFire units.
I?m ordering an ?A6? kit that includes a flash suppressor (even though I cannot mount it in CA) and plan to drop that extra piece in my Reno storage as well. Possession of a flash-hider is OK as long as it?s NOT attached to the gun?
My question is whether (or not) anyone knows if I can do the same with the CrankFire device? I?d like to buy one and have it shipped to me in California but don?t want to chance breaking any laws ? because my freedom and good name, and job are not worth any such risk.
So does anyone know if I can be in LEGAL possession of this device?
Otherwise I?m going to have to make arrangements to ship it to folks in Nevada ? which will necessitate a 2-hour drive to put a chunk of metal into storage. Obviously, I?d much rather buy one and have it shipped to me and take it up to Reno for my next trip up there.
I have some blown-out discs in my lower back ? so trips to Reno are much more difficult and far less frequent than they used to be for me (not to mention gas costs these days). It?s gotten SO BAD that I had to have a friend use an ?industrial? seal-a-meal to package my mags because the summer heat melts off any and all lubricant and I?m forced to make a trip (whether or not I?m up to it) just to re-grease the guns I keep in storage so they don?t turn to rust during the winter months from lack of protective lubricant because of condensation.
I know (strongly suspect) the retailers won?t sell me a CrankFire to an address in California, but I?ve considered buying one second hand and want to be absolutely certain that I?m NOT going to be in violation of any law if I do so. The device will NEVER be attached to my gun until I take it to Nevada for my now twice-yearly shoots.
Thanks for anything you can advise me on!!!
If I'm "good to go" at least I can shop around for second-hand CrankFire units.