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Posted: 6/19/2014 1:56:24 PM EDT
Surprise stamp showed up, so had to get the rest of the parts... Made a pistol first...  And then my first SBR...  Took it out last weekend, and it ran without a hiccup. Aero Precision receiver set 7.5" MAS Defense barrel AIM Nitride BCG Raptor CH SLR Rifleworks Lite 9" rail KAK Slimline flash can Holosun red dot Engraved locally ETA: ALG ACT FCG |
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You are correct, that is not a pistol, but since you know from clicking on this thread that he has a stamp, there is no issue. Agreed - but someone coming here looking for info that's a noob and doesn't know much about NFA might think "Oh, all I have to do is leave the stock off my carbine lower extension and it's a pistol!" Stamp or no stamp, the middle picture is *not* a pistol. That's all I'm saying. |
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Quoted: Agreed - but someone coming here looking for info that's a noob and doesn't know much about NFA might think "Oh, all I have to do is leave the stock off my carbine lower extension and it's a pistol!" Stamp or no stamp, the middle picture is *not* a pistol. That's all I'm saying. Quoted: Quoted: You are correct, that is not a pistol, but since you know from clicking on this thread that he has a stamp, there is no issue. Agreed - but someone coming here looking for info that's a noob and doesn't know much about NFA might think "Oh, all I have to do is leave the stock off my carbine lower extension and it's a pistol!" Stamp or no stamp, the middle picture is *not* a pistol. That's all I'm saying.  |
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Quoted: You didn't use a pistol buffer tube. Instead, you used a tube that is capable of accepting a stock. Without a stamp, that's a no-no. Quoted: Quoted: What makes you think it's not a pistol in the middle pic??? You didn't use a pistol buffer tube. Instead, you used a tube that is capable of accepting a stock. Without a stamp, that's a no-no. |
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Incorrect, the stock is the only item that would make it a rifle. Without it, there is nothing more than a pistol in the picture. An extension does not a rifle make without a stock... Quoted:
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What makes you think it's not a pistol in the middle pic??? You didn't use a pistol buffer tube. Instead, you used a tube that is capable of accepting a stock. Without a stamp, that's a no-no. AlabamaPaul is correct. Sorry for the poor quality, it's the best I have right now: 
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The stamp is in, so it's a non-issue.
While I learned something here, I could have been a little more specific. As outlined in the document shared above, possession of a stock that will fit on that receiver extension, even if not attached, could cause someone problems. This is why most people go with a dedicated pistol buffer tube. Regardless, enjoy it. Hopefully I'll have my eFile F1 back any day now. 
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