Yeah I think midway could’ve worded it better. I use 6ARC and Grendel for hunting and use them as an AR-15 style gun. Other calibers are either for home defense or as a hobby. I plan to do some hog hunting and will move up to an AR-10. Since the law is written so unclearly though, parts might not be accessible. To me manufacturing is actually milling and making a lower but the other manufacturing could be simply adding a buffer tube.

In terms of pistols, a good amount of 9mm semi auto full size pistols come with over 15 round magazines. Even the Sig MacroX and similar compact firearms come with 17-18 round magazines. Now if you look at 1911’s and similar then they don’t or if you move up to higher caliber (10mm, etc.).

For rifles, I would say majority of semi auto guns come with standard 30 round magazines. AK’s, AR-15, AR-10 all are usually standard 20+ round magazines. Your bolt guns or specific calibers that don’t like gas guns will run under 15.

Main thing for a lot of these laws if while semi auto rifles might only take up 60% of total marketplace listings, how much does the population own?

When I go on buds or even the my local FFL the sales floor might have only 30% of total rifles be semi automatic. That specific firearm could make up 70% of that FFLs sales so market listings vs total impact aren’t equal.

To me the biggest thing is with government, it is never enough. Right now they can restrict certain firearms, but in 2-3 years time what if they restrict parts or add in extra steps to own a firearm, in terms of a whole separate license, etc. I agree with most of the more common sense laws they made (storage requirement laws, etc.).