At least not without cutting a large hole in the bottom of the rifle.
And no. It should not.

The only original thing about the rifle is the it doesn't look like a pump-action rifle.

Most pump-action long guns have fixed tubular magazines. Most, but not all.

A different design, but pump actions have been around for years.

As long as the Second Amendment can be interpreted to allow make-beleive m-16s what would be the point of banning something like this?

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and up depending on caliber, options and accessories.

And no, I don't think it will accept a larger magazine

For what?
Is it gold plated?

It would likely be roughly comparable to ordering the biggest Mercedes with all the options.

but more power to those that will spend that kind of money for a firearm.

You fire, then pump forward and back to load another round. And yes, you can build a larger magazine for it. just nobody has, yet.

unless a clearance cut is made in the bottom of the receiver. The mag retracts into the receiver with the rest of the action when it is being cycled. A milling machine is all that should be needed, without actually seeing the layout of the lower receiver.