Ruger Precision Rimfire Threaded Barrel .17 HMR Rifle

A: Joseph, yes Sir it will. No issue with smaller capacity magazines.

A: Joseph, if the barrel is available, it would not have any adverse effects on accuracy and the handguard would not need changing unless you just want to. I would gather accurate barrel information directly from Ruger on barrel particulars at Telephone: 336-949-5200 Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET)

A: BENIGNO, yes Sir it is CA compliant without the 15rd Magazine as Bolt Guns do not carry the same restrictions as Semi-Auto Rifles. Details under Rifles here : (https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf) - Cheers and stay safe!

A: Yes, this is a bolt action so they don't have the same strict laws as semi automatics. You will have to have buds remove the magazine, Wich it'll ask if you want to do at checkout. Then you'll have to purchase a state compliant 10 round magazine separately. Hope this helps.

A: Yes it is CA compliant without the 15 round mag Or you can order the 10 round CA legal Model 8403 here https://gun.deals/search/apachesolr_search/736676084036

A: Benigno, yes it is CA compliant without the 15rd magazine. Have a great day!

A: Yes this model us a bolt action. Full specs on rugers website here https://ruger.com/products/precisionRimfire/specSheets/8402.html

A: Damon, yes the Ruger precision rimfire models are bolt action.

A: Damon, yes sir, this is bolt action. The Ruger precision rimfires are great rifles. Hope this helps.

A: Damon, yes it is a Bolt Action. It features Three-lug bolt with 70° throw features dual cocking cams and a smooth-running, full diameter bolt body. Bolt body is nitrided for corrosion resistance, smooth operation and durability. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Damon, yes sir, this is a bolt action rifle. Have a great day!

A: Hi Anthony and welcome. Yes, it is a Bolt Action rifle and is not restricted like Semi-Auto Rifles. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy! Details under Rifles here: https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/illinois_restrictions.pdf

A: Hi Anthony, yes sir, being a bolt action, this is Illinois legal. Bolt action rifles do not have the same restrictions as semi-autos do. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Sorry it is not on the list. https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/massachusetts_restrictions.pdf

A: Yes, the Ruger Precision Rimfire 18" 17 HMR bolt action rifle is legal in Massachusetts. Here's why: Bolt Action: Bolt action rifles are not subject to the same restrictions as semi-automatic rifles under Massachusetts law. 18" Barrel: The 18" barrel is longer than the 16" minimum length required for rifles to avoid additional federal tax requirements as short-barreled rifles, according to a blog post on Cape Gun Works. Not an Assault Weapon: The Ruger Precision Rimfire does not appear on the list of prohibited assault weapons in Massachusetts, according to Mass.gov. Rimfire: The rifle uses rimfire ammunition, which is not subject to any specific restrictions beyond general firearm regulations in Massachusetts, according to a post on Cape Gun Works. Magazine Capacity: Massachusetts has a 10-round magazine capacity restriction for rifles, but this typically applies to semi-automatic rifles and doesn't affect the Ruger Precision Rimfire which is a bolt action.

A: You can meet all requirements but it still must be on the list. The following are the bolt action rim fire rifles permitted via the list: Ruger 77/22 Rimfire Bolt-Action Rifle Ruger K77/22 Varmint Rifle

A: Hi Michael and welcome. Yes, this model is 100% MA legal as configured. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

A: Hi Michael and welcome. Yes, this bolt action model is 100% MA legal as configured. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

A: Yes, good for the list Ric F. But, with the amount of Errors in listings here at Buds, I wouldn't put it past any errors in what they say is Restricted.<br />Any rifle or shotgun that is manually operated (pump action, lever action, bolt action, or breech loaded) is not subject to further MA restriction. Any rifle or shotgun with a fixed magazine (from the manufacturer) is not considered an assault weapon in Massachusetts.

A: Hi Michael, yes sir, this is MA legal without the 15rd magazine. Bud's will ship with no magazines, you would need to obtain your own compliant magazines. The 9rd model is out of stock https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/109420/ruger+precision+rimfire+17+hmr+bolt+action+rifle , . 9rd magazine here https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/70370/ruger+american+rimfire+77+22+%26+77+17+.22+wmr+.17+hmr+9+round+magazin , . The following are permitted as long as the magazines do not exceed ten (10) rounds: ✔ Bolt action rifles Rifles that are not "assault-style firearms" are permitted (10-round maximum) and include: ✔ Any .17 or .22 caliber rimfire rifle. It does not need to be on the list to be legal, that list is from September 13, 1994 Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Hi Michael, yes sir, this is MA legal without the 15rd magazine. Bud's will ship with no magazines, you would need to obtain your own compliant magazines. The 9rd model is out of stock budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/109420/ruger+precision+rimfire+17+hmr+bolt+action+rifle , . 9rd magazine here budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/70370/ruger+american+rimfire+77+22+%26+77+17+.22+wmr+.17+hmr+9+round+magazin , . The following are permitted as long as the magazines do not exceed ten (10) rounds: ✔ Bolt action rifles Rifles that are not "assault-style firearms" are permitted (10-round maximum) and include: ✔ Any .17 or .22 caliber rimfire rifle. Stay safe & have a great day!