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There was a 'net discussion about a rifle like this recently but I disremember where and when it was seen. Not entirely sure how this'un works but it appears that the .22 is fired by the sliding bit under the bolt shroud, maybe? Anyway, it sure is a neat piece!

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I'd like to see that in operation. Also, kinda wondering what the barrel length is on the .22...

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it appears to be a bit more than 1/3 of the '06 barrel. Of course, with a 24" main tube, that'd be about an 8-9" .22 barrel. Kinda like having the long Single Six strapped to the fore-end.

Sure the .30-06 is the legal length but not the .22 LR barrel. Not that it matters in practical terms due to the .30-06 barrel but legally...

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Hobie

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their own iron ore foundary so they can perfect the steel they use in their projects.

Hmmm. Sounds like it could be more than slightly illegal unfortunately!

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Definitely looks pretty cool, but wonder about the legal ramifications. Would definitely like a letter from the BATF saying they have no problem with it, or maybe pay the NFA tax for a SBR?

Chemuns--das goot, ja?

But, I'd bet you could ask 2 ATF agents and get at least 3 opinions!

our FEDERAL gov. Is importing Illegal Mexican and Middle easterners as fast as they can. While arming the drug cartels and attempting to disarm the citizenry...

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I could get one that made sense, and I liked, in writing, that would be good enough for me.

Most people have no clue about the NFA.

This one is interesting in that it might get a 'pass' if from the TFB and get removed from the NFA due to 'curioness'