Cesiumsponge
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People like the LaRue stuff for hard duty-use. I'm not sure how many departments are running Olympic Arms gear.
Olympic Arms, et all, stand together.
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The thought occurred to me that the Desert Eagle .50 is legal by NY standards, so what if these companies banded together with Magnum Research to create a program whereby you can trade in your firearms that would violate the SAFE Act for a DE .50, two mags, some Ammo and a holster. Even trade (for civilians only of course)! I think that would piss of Cuomo and Bloomberg more then anything!
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Incorrect, as Lake City is owned by ATK, the same company that owns RCBS, Speer, Federal, Champion and others.
ngnrd
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Nope. The DE isn't legal. It exceeds the very arbitrary weight limit imposed on pistols.
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We have a weight limit? i was not aware of THAT one. I'm pretty sure it's legal.....or was. Haven't read the new SAFE Act to be honest. Don't plan on abiding by it anyway.
That's fantastic! Remember everyone, let's keep positive and focus on what companies are doing now and now what they've done in the past (not that we should forget) but now is not the time to point fingers at other people on your side of the front lines.
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I doubt many government agencies carried Olympics.
olympic ARs are not known to be first rate and NY cops and troopers like to get the best being they somehow find a way to get us to pay for it. the la rue ban is a joke being at the end of his letter la rue says he will sell to military and the feds. so homeland security can buy them and distribute them to local cops along with their APCs and la rue knows that
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