What it said was you can put a VFG on a AR pistol if it’s >26”. Less than that it becomes an AOW and is subject to NFA rules
An AR pistol >26” is defined as a firearm not a pistol
An AR pistol >26” is defined as a firearm not a pistol
What it said was you can put a VFG on a AR pistol if it’s >26”. Less than that it becomes an AOW and is subject to NFA rules
An AR pistol >26” is defined as a firearm not a pistol
It is reclassified as a 'firearm' once you add the VFG. Prior to that, it is still a 'pistol'. Technically speaking, that is..What it said was you can put a VFG on a AR pistol if it’s >26”. Less than that it becomes an AOW and is subject to NFA rules
An AR pistol >26” is defined as a firearm not a pistol
Exactly.. their ambiguity is to be admired for sure!Wedll, I'm not sure if the >26" length or the VFG makes it a firearm. The wording of both opinions seems a bit ambiguous. I read it to mean a pistol >26" is a firearm, VFG or not.
But who knows.
What's important is if >26" it's not subject to the NFA.
Wedll, I'm not sure if the >26" length or the VFG makes it a firearm. The wording of both opinions seems a bit ambiguous. I read it to mean a pistol >26" is a firearm, VFG or not.
But who knows.
What's important is if >26" it's not subject to the NFA.
If it points LEFT it means LESS.
Any 6th grader knows this.
According to Jeff Foxworthy anyway
report back to see if that helps.
AR Pistol 556/300BO