Pretty sure we have thread here that states a LAW Tactical Folder is GTG on an SBR because it doesn't count as the restricted folding stock--- Because the LAW folder is marketed as a storage device and does not allow the SBR to fire more than once while folded or something like that. Has something changed? Did I mis-read? That's like 1.5 inches towards OAL if true--
Correct-a-mundo. (as the Fonz would say).
Aaaaayyyyy--- The Polaski Twins are giddy... Pinkie Tuscadaro is gobsmacked!
I'm pretty sure my .300 and 5.56 pistols will meet the overall length requirement. If not, I might buy a cheap Chinese tape measure that's off by a little bit and take my picture with that! Sounds like my .22 doesn't have to meet that requirement.
No requirement for the tape measure in the picture.
Yes-- lordy... Please don't give 'em any ideas Spoon!
I truly believe that before this is all said and done, the NFA will go away. It might take a few years. Fingers crossed. That being said, in the meantime, the anti-gunners might have to take a compromise and back off the pistol brace thing. I feel like if they push this too much, post Bruen, they will lose big. The next big hurtle will be to get Chevon Difference settled in our favor, then it's all over for the ATF and company.
There are ways to measure, that don't break the law.
Question for you. Do you own any NFA items?
Ha, that's even more dumb! What is the point of taking a picture then?
Wurd
It may be the case that ATF knows that a 10.5" barrel AR15 with a carbine buffer tube and SBA-3 or SBA-4 is only 28.5" OAL, and will not approve a free SBR stamp in MD for such a configuration.
Yet if you read up thread, you'll see that I openly posted the OAL of a 10.5" barrel with a CTR is 29.25-29.50" OAL. There is a valid reason as to why I know this and how the NFA process works. I also know what is legal and what isn't, for that very reason.
I believe you are missing the big point(picture), dump the brace in NFA land. You are unnecessarily handcuffing yourself. Put a stock on the tube and walk away.
I agree - after you get the stamp. I'm just talking about the need to present a legal configuration with a brace to get a "free" stamp.
The legal configuration is the braced pistol. Full stop, end of discussion.
That is a load of crap and we all know it. The amnesty is to allow people the ability to register the pistol as a SBR, with zero legal ramifications. Rule 49.99 does not play a part in the amnesty the way this guy is talking about as a "trap".
