Majorlk
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OK. How many have an S&W logo stamped on the butt stock ? Mine doesn't.. 030.
My two don't - 031.
OK. How many have an S&W logo stamped on the butt stock ? Mine doesn't.. 030.
That's part of my point, on a compliant rifle the stocks are pinned in place, it takes tools to even get them off.
I would think that compliant rifles would not have them.
After all, you need to be able to retract the stock in order to be able to use it (unless you have REALLY long fingers).
Define compliant. I live in California and my 15-22 has a threaded barrel, a collapsible stock, and a 10 round magazine.
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Define compliant. I live in California and my 15-22 has a threaded barrel, a collapsible stock, and a 10 round magazine.
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Compliant generally means bare, unthreaded barrel and a pinned stock. The CA model isn't considered a "compliant" model. Your only restriction seems to be the 10-round magazine.
S&W just designated some and sold some that way likely to make it easier on those wanting to buy and go the easy route and just get it with a fixed stock or non threaded barrel or with a shorty or blocked 10rnd mag. Me? I wanted a MOE and that did not come in a "compliant" version technically.
Same as cryptiq.
I wonder if a bore snake or anything useful would fit in there.
The thread we were discussing this in is getting sidetracked.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-m-p-15-22/281767-new-owner-quiet-action-2.html
Some have the plug, and some don't. Maybe with this thread we can figure out what S&W was thinking.
Do the people who don't have the plug have any restrictions in their state? (no threaded barrels, no adjustable stocks, limited capacity mags)
I have a feeling S&W figured they don't need them on models with pinned stocks, so they just left them off all the restricted models period.
Mine is a (033) with no restrictions of any kind. Mine came with a plug.
Can someone please post a pic of the plug?
Post #51.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-m-p-15-22/281767-new-owner-quiet-action-2.html
It's not on the buttpad because the adjustability would prevent anything from being stored in it.
I think a bore snake would "ride" back there just fine.