If your SBR has a SB tactical stabilizer stock..... it seems the ATF changed their ruling you can now shoulder the brace legally.....happy days
im wanting to make a SBR and was looking at them online but havent seen one in person. it looks like a normal stock with a strap?
do they have to have a pistol length gas system and buffer tube to count as a pistol or just the brace?
I guess my question was misleading. I was asking if you had a carbine length gas system with a pistol brace is it considered a pistol or a rifle? Basically, what makes it an SBR as opposed to a pistol, legally.
Most of y'all know this, but just a caution for those who may not be fully up on these matters (IANAL, research this stuff yourself and/or via a real lawyer)-- more or less: to be legal it must have been originally transferred as a pistol or as a "receiver". If you purchased your AR as a rifle, you can't just swap on a short upper and a brace and be legal.
Most of y'all know this, but just a caution for those who may not be fully up on these matters (IANAL, research this stuff yourself and/or via a real lawyer)-- more or less: to be legal it must have been originally transferred as a pistol or as a "receiver". If you purchased your AR as a rifle, you can't just swap on a short upper and a brace and be legal.