Given limitations on the size of magazines in some states, would

>>33254653
pointy bullets stacked point to primer don't work too well

>>33254653
no
spitzer bullets make tube mags unsafe

>>33254677
But the French did it.

>>33254653
Switch it to round-nose bullets and it can be done. Not too difficult for a manufacturer to adapt a shotgun's action for a rifle. As for modding an AR or AK, it's probably infeasible.

Look up 308 Marlin Express. Then adapt it to a shotgun.

>>33254795
The french did it with cartridges that specifically were designed to be safely stuck end to end.

>>33254795
the 8mm lebel bullet was designed for that purpose, 5.56x45 or 7.62x39 aren't
btw, that would be fun to see a 8mm tubular AK

Pump actions, lever actions and bolt actions are next. Here is the logic path they will follow to ban bolt actions, WW1 had bolt action rifles used. Ergo bolt actions are weapons of war. Just use a bow if you want to hunt. Bows and arrows were used during the Plains Wars and in European wars, bows and arrows are weapons of war. Lever actions were used In the Spanish/American war and WW1, lever actions are weapons of war. That is where it will go.

>>33254653

Even if you only used polymer tip to avoid setting of primers, that's a lot of weight all the way out the barrel.

No. You'd be re-engineering the gun for no point when detachable mag fed bolt and pump action rifles already exist like the Remington 7416 and Mossberg MVP.

If you can't use an AR as an AR, just buy a different gun.

>>33254653
Just buy a Winchester, or start buying old school military rifles from the 40's and 50's,

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Savage had a much better solution.

>>33254671
>>33254677
Pederson has you covered
>>33256578
this is probably the better choice, though if you were going to go ull hog you may as well have a stripper clip fed fixed magazine.

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>>33256671
forgot pic

>>33254653

What exactly is the benefit to be achieved by this idea?

what about a sidefed levergun that took ak or ar mags?
wouldnt have to worry about the lever hitting the mags.

>>33254931
Sigh...... this......

I've heard liberal actually saying this.

>>33256759

> Side fed

Doesn't sound terribly ergonomic. Easy to swing down and away with your trigger hand, not so easy to swing to the side and away.

Henry and Browning got it to work with flush mags, but I bet with a little more engineering the could manage 10-20 rounders.

>>33254931
See Australia

>>33254931
>>33258011
Australian here. See David Shoebridge.

He unironically wants bows to be covered under firearms licences, and there are a few Greens who unironically want hunting banned.

>>33254795
They also eat snails, and think Jerry Lewis is funny.

>>33256578
>curved tip

>>33254653
Just get a VZ 58 with a pinned mag and feed it with stripper clips.

>>33258900

The Savage 99 was chambered in many rounds that use spitzer bullets, bruv.

>>33254653
No, just use 10rd detachable mags, they're compact. Also attach them butt to butt to allow for quick reloads and fitting snugly in 30rd magpouches.

>>33259103
This is also an option. I like to call it the "Deluxe SKS"

>>33256701
That looks like it could get jammed wicked easily.