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Sounds like you need to change your status from “Expert” to “Moderator “
It's my understanding that with the adaption of pistol braces being acceptable to shoulder like a stock that a lot of folks just opt to keep a pistol a pistol.
No asking permission, no wait, no paperwork to carry around, no issues with state lines?
You can add a vertical grip to a pistol. It has to be 26” or longer.He's not wrong. OP asked a question, it was answered definitively. The thread is effectively done. "end thread" is not an uncommon tongue in cheek post, so lighten up, Francis.
This is another option. ATF has already said in writing that they have no intention of enforcing the "no shouldering" rule.
The only benefit I see is if you want to add a vertical foregrip device. That would be prohibited on a pistol as I recall, so to do so would require it to be SBR'd.
Sounds like you need to change your status from “Expert” to “Moderator “
You can add a vertical grip to a pistol. It has to be 26” or longer.
https://johnpierceesq.com/can-you-add-a-vertical-fore-grip-to-an-ar-pistol/
If you have a 10.5 with a pin and welded flash hider or 11.5 barrel it will meet those requirements.I would no longer consider that a pistol. After all, the point of pistol over sbr is that its short. at 26+ it's a rifle without a stock at that point.
And how many people with pistol ARs actually have a full 16 barrel on it? Seems counterproductive. |
But then again, ATF doesnt always make sense.
He's not wrong. OP asked a question, it was answered definitively. The thread is effectively done. "end thread" is not an uncommon tongue in cheek post, so lighten up, Francis.
I wasn’t butt hurt at all. No question is not a dumb question and we are all here as brothers in arms to help each other out. When i ask a question on INGO, i am asking everyone and not just one person. You never know, someone could have the wrong answer and 3 others could chime in with the right answer. Thanks for your input! It helps and i greatly appreciate it.