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TreyHouston wrote: Wed Feb 05, 2020 7:15 pm How many bullets will have to be used for the range test?

10 allows for the math and for the mandatory reload[s] If it took more than that you'd have to wait another 120 days to be able to re-test..

flechero wrote: Wed Feb 05, 2020 8:36 pm

TreyHouston wrote: Wed Feb 05, 2020 7:15 pm How many bullets will have to be used for the range test?

10 allows for the math and for the mandatory reload[s] If it took more than that you'd have to wait another 120 days to be able to re-test..

I'm sorry, but if you can't hit the target with one bullet, you shouldn't have a gun.

So twice the capacity, 5.56 @ 30 rounds times 25 magazines is 1500 rounds every 120 days and 9mm @ 17 rounds times 15 magazines is 510 rounds and .22lr @ 10 times 20 is 400 rounds. They don't mean it that way of course but as presented it can be interpreted that way. Still stupid and totally against it but I like to find all the ways they can be messed with.

So for my daughter’s 1-shot Cricket, I can only buy two .22 rounds every four months?

Vol Texan wrote: Thu Feb 06, 2020 11:19 am So for my daughter’s 1-shot Cricket, I can only buy two .22 rounds every four months?

Yep, better tell her to start dry firing, with just 1 shots every 2 months, she'll need to be a crack shot!

That would be a good name for a firearm. The Crackshot. :)