Videos tagged with Feature-Based Ban

This video explores the Fold AR MOA, a folding upper receiver designed as a legal alternative to folding stocks for AR-15s in California. The presenter explains California's Penal Code 30515, which defines assault weapons based on features and overall length, making traditional folding stocks problematic. The Fold AR MOA allows for a compact, backpackable firearm without violating these laws by folding the upper receiver itself.

This video delves into the complexities of California's firearms laws, including the assault weapon ban, feature-based restrictions, and the handgun roster requirements. It also discusses the legal gray areas surrounding force reset triggers and the implications of various firearm regulations for gun owners and businesses in the state. The speaker, Reno May, shares insights based on his experience and research, aiming to educate viewers on these often confusing legal landscapes.