SBR's in MD, ATF needs your help!

[dontpanic]

Thanks (and to teratos, as well). My concern is that the CCS - like the Troy PDW stock kit - has a shorter stock, which can decrease the OAL. But one way or another I will make this all work. Much obliged for the feedback.

The CCS takes about 2.5" off the OAL. You would probably need a 12.5" or maybe a 10.5" with pinned/welded muzzle device to meet 29" min OAL

 

[rtruhn]

The CCS takes about 2.5" off the OAL. You would probably need a 12.5" or maybe a 10.5" with pinned/welded muzzle device to meet 29" min OAL

Yeah, I am hoping that a Saker mount (~2.5") will get me there... makes it ~13" barrel.

 

[imtan8]

Form 1 approved
Sent May 26
approved Sep. 13
11.5" barrel

 

[AACo]

I'm not sure why people put 29.5 inches for OAL. The law specifically states less then 29 inches. Has anyone RECENTLY been disapproved for an SBR that was exactly 29 inches? Stop thinking the "just in case" scenario, the ATF either understands MD law or they don't and get it wrong. At this point they understand the 29 inch OAL minimum.

No need for 29.whatever inches.

Anyone recently approved with 29" as OAL?

 

[schnejerator]

Yeah, I am hoping that a Saker mount (~2.5") will get me there... makes it ~13" barrel.

Something else to chew on - the Saker mounts will only *add* 2.00" to the total length when permanently installed. This is the 5.56 flash hider on a 12.5" Bravo barrel (not perm attached), measuring inside depth from the end of the barrel to the longest of the three prongs:

The .30 flash hider and muzzle brake are all right at 2.00" from the barrel for me, but since these devices index off the shoulder your mileage may vary if the threaded portion on your barrel is different...

 

[GlocksRGreat]

Anyone recently approved with 29" as OAL?

I have submitted two SBR's right at 29". They both have been approved.

 

[AACo]

I have submitted two SBR's right at 29". They both have been approved.

Thank you sir!