Videos tagged with Olympic Arms OA96

This entry details the Olympic Arms OA96 pistol, a firearm that navigated the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban through a specific legal loophole. Despite features like a pistol grip, flash hider, and 30-round capacity, its fixed magazine allowed it to be classified as not an 'assault pistol' by the ATF. The analysis highlights how manufacturers can adapt designs to comply with or circumvent firearm legislation.

This guide details the unique loading and operational features of the Olympic Arms OA96 pistol, a firearm designed to circumvent the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban. It highlights the pivot-open receiver for accessing the fixed 30-round magazine and the side-charging handle. The information is presented by Ian McCollum, a recognized expert in historical and rare firearms, offering deep insights into firearm mechanics and US firearms legal history.