Vile Shadow
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Is that enough to make it cash-and-carry, or only enough to satisfy MD's OAL requirement?
Is the FN PS90 still MD legal?
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Is that enough to make it cash-and-carry, or only enough to satisfy MD's OAL requirement?
VG-10
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This might be an option for someone who wasn't partial to the shroud option. Might also be a cheaper than blind pinning a barrel shroud that permanently keeps your barrel from being removed, while preserving the lines of pre October rifles. That was my thinking.
This chassis extension works:
http://damageindustriesllc.com/product/extension-assembly-kit-3-ps90p90-stock-chassis
http://damageindustriesllc.com/product/extension-assembly-kit-3-ps90p90-stock-chassis
There are no regulated long guns in MD... just banned ones and cash-and-carry ones.
The PS90 is not banned by name, and it will meet all the feature requirements if you extend the OAL to 29 inches. So, cash-and-carry.
Vile Shadow
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I know all that.
I was asking about the necessary length of a flash hider to make it either NFA, or cash and carry.
It's got a 16 inch barrel, unless you're taking about buying the SBR version... which would be silly since the MD OAL requirements still apply. You'd have a short barrel with a foot-long muzzle device. Why pay for a tax stamp and all the hassle to get no difference in actual length.
A short barrel with a permanently attached footlong muzzle device wouldn't be an SBR.
Good point. There is no NFA configuration for a new PS90 in MD (other than welding on a suppressor).
http://damageindustriesllc.com/product/extension-assembly-kit-3-ps90p90-stock-chassis
So adding this makes it MD legal, correct?
wesser1
Active Member
Sorry to dig up an old thread (thank Google). But I am also wondering this same thing. I tried to email my FFL a week ago to find out about getting a MD legal PS90 with no response. SB281 seems to identify an overall length of 29" as a required length to exceed banned status. Doesn't extending the butt plate by 3" satisfy the length requirement since the stock rifle is 26.5"?
I really want to pick one of these up. I regret not purchasing one before SB281 kicked in. I guess it's spilled milk now.
shooter682
Active Member
There is a 57 AR upper that uses the PS-90 magazines, with the brass ejecting out of the mag well of the AR lower. The one upper that I saw was 750 out the door still less than a reworked PS-90,
You just need to extend the length a bit and you're good to go; MD legal. If your FFL isn't responding, talk to the guys at Duffy's. They'll get you set up.
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shooter682
Active Member
Checking the availability of magazines and the 10 round is one dollar cheaper than the 50. You could still go across the bridge and get the 50
That is funny. Material wise it had an extra plastic blocker to reduce capacity. It most likely co costs more to make.
zaphod07
Active Member
So I have a coworker who came up here from Fla about a year or so ago and owns a PS90.
IS his configuration legal? From what I have gathered, it is not.
He would have to add 3 or so inches to become legal.
Is that about right?
IS his configuration legal? From what I have gathered, it is not.
He would have to add 3 or so inches to become legal.
Is that about right?
Vile Shadow
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For a muzzle device to count as "barrel length" to the ATF, it has to be pinned and welded.
Is the same thing required to also satify MD's OAL requirement?
Is the same thing required to also satify MD's OAL requirement?
OrbitalEllipses
Ultimate Member
That's what I've read on here in the NFA section.
Z_Man
Ultimate Member
couldn't one make a telescoping butt stock that when extended creates the necessary length to get >29"? or does MD law not read like federal law in regards to OAL?
OrbitalEllipses
Ultimate Member
The law doesn't specify a measurement method; inquiries with MSP have returned "we use the ATF definition" as the method.
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