Evil features for ar15 same for sbr?

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    jmike1487

    jmike1487

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    Aug 27, 2013
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    I tried to find this info out before I posted on here but was unable to locate the correct info.

    I have a AR chambered in 556/223 that I ended up building into a legal SBR. I love the gun but the 29 OAL is a pain in the butt some times. I was thinking about putting a folding stock kit on it but I’m unsure if I’m allowed to do it.

    I removed my standard birdcage and now a trifecta flash hider sits there so I can mount my suppressor. Just wondering if the same laws apply for sbrs.

    Yes it has a collapsable stock and removable magazines.
     
    erwos

    erwos

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    Mar 25, 2009
    13,886
    Rockville, MD
    Yes. Evil features are a thing for post-MDFSA2013 SBRs, and you cannot have two of them on the rifle. So, no, no folding stock with a flash hider.
     
    Biggfoot44

    Biggfoot44

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    Aug 2, 2009
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    An SBR that was born AND had a sales contract before 10/01/2013 is not required 29in .

    An SBR created in 2018 using a pre-ban lower , is an SBR created in 2018 .
     
    ironpony

    ironpony

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    Biggfoot44 said:
    An SBR that was born AND had a sales contract before 10/01/2013 is not required 29in .

    An SBR created in 2018 using a pre-ban lower , is an SBR created in 2018 .
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    That is what I thought. I didn't think that actually made it into FSA but more a request by MD to ATF ... this has been discussed at length in the past so we can leave it at that.
     
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