SBR "length for Maryland??

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    dontpanic

    dontpanic

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    Silverlax said:
    I've been looking into this and it mentions absolutely nothing about measuring with a removable butt pad. Seems odd they require the flash hider permanently affixed but not the pad, if that is in fact the case.
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    The butt pad must be mechanically fastened. Not a slip on.

    They mention the muzzle device specifically when stating how to measure OAL. I'll find the specific language and post it
     
    Silverlax

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    dontpanic said:
    The butt pad must be mechanically fastened. Not a slip on.

    They mention the muzzle device specifically when stating how to measure OAL. I'll find the specific language and post it
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    I sure would appreciate it, especially anything with the mechanically fastened pad verbiage in it as well.
     
    dontpanic

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    This is based on ATF 5320.8 (atf handbook). You can download and read the original if you want.

    I have not seen anything that directly directly addresses the slip on vs. Screw on butt pad. Everyone seems to agree that if a tool is needed to remove it then it is part of the stock. (If anyone has seen a BATFE letter to this effect, I would like to see it.
     

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    Silverlax

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    dontpanic said:
    This is based on ATF 5320.8 (atf handbook). You can download and read the original if you want.

    I have not seen anything that directly directly addresses the slip on vs. Screw on butt pad. Everyone seems to agree that if a tool is needed to remove it then it is part of the stock. (If anyone has seen a BATFE letter to this effect, I would like to see it.
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    Thanks!
     
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