Phase 5 EBR CMP legal?

[ajn1963]

Anyone know if Phase 5 extended bolt releases are CMP service rifle compliant. I don't see anything in the rules about it nor able to search for any information.

 

[ajn1963]

Per Phase 5 it is not

 

[smoothy8500]

I don't see anything in the rules about it nor able to search for any information.

I currently use the Phase 5 on my 308 AR Service rfle. It is allowed.

https://thecmp.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/2024-Highpower-Rifle-Rules.pdf

Rule 4.1 on the AR Service rifle allows it, pg 40:

An extended bolt release is permitted on both right and left-handed receivers, provided there are no permanent alterations to upper or lower receivers.i) Relieved (Milled/Cut) lowers are allowed, but the use of an extended bolt release that requires a relief in the receiver is not permitted. Extended bolt releases must be attached on the original manufactured side of the lower receiver.ii) Billeted uppers and/or lower receivers are permitted.iii) Ambidextrous safeties, ambidextrous magazine releases and ambidextrous charging handles are permitted, provided no permanent alteration to the receiver was made to install them.

 

[ajn1963]

I currently use the Phase 5 on my 308 AR Service rfle. It is allowed.

https://thecmp.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/2024-Highpower-Rifle-Rules.pdf

Rule 4.1 on the AR Service rifle allows it, pg 40:

An extended bolt release is permitted on both right and left-handed receivers, provided there are no permanent alterations to upper or lower receivers.i) Relieved (Milled/Cut) lowers are allowed, but the use of an extended bolt release that requires a relief in the receiver is not permitted. Extended bolt releases must be attached on the original manufactured side of the lower receiver.ii) Billeted uppers and/or lower receivers are permitted.iii) Ambidextrous safeties, ambidextrous magazine releases and ambidextrous charging handles are permitted, provided no permanent alteration to the receiver was made to install them.

thank you