CodeWarrior1241
Active Member
I'm interested in building a 9mm AR pistol from stripped lowers I was planning to buy in the Colt mag pattern. Earlier threads explained that process well. My intent is to get an upper with a 9"-11" barrel unless there is a compelling technical reason to go shorter, and couple that with a shockwave brace. A couple of questions on this:
If it is accidentally shouldered, is that still considered illegal, or was shouldering the shockwave ruled to not be manufacture? Or was this in reference to a different brand of brace only, and should I be looking at that instead?
Furthermore, is a stock-to-shoulder conventional rifle hold truly necessary here? Is it expected that an average sized adult should be able to maintain accuracy of a 9mm AR in this weight class without bringing it to the shoulder? Do forward grips help in this and do people have recommendations on which ones? Vertical or AFG-esque?
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If it is accidentally shouldered, is that still considered illegal, or was shouldering the shockwave ruled to not be manufacture? Or was this in reference to a different brand of brace only, and should I be looking at that instead?
Furthermore, is a stock-to-shoulder conventional rifle hold truly necessary here? Is it expected that an average sized adult should be able to maintain accuracy of a 9mm AR in this weight class without bringing it to the shoulder? Do forward grips help in this and do people have recommendations on which ones? Vertical or AFG-esque?
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