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I have two SBR MP5K PDWs and the truth is there is zero difference between the stock and the new sidefolding brace....... https://www.sb-tactical.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/5_SBT5K_on_MP5K_Right_Folded_Web.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Still FATF, but tax free SBRs and all the letters the FATF can handle until Trump is out of office! Oh wait, I did pay the tax. Repeatably. Will do so again. Repeatably. Don't like the tax but until they take SBR's and cans off the NFA, that is the way it will be done for me because I don't cheap out out of spite when it can save my life being more optimal https://www.sb-tactical.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/5_SBT5K_on_MP5K_Right_Folded_Web.jpg |
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You always have been able to shoulder the brace... Unless you built the thing with the idea that you can skirt the sbr law. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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The need to post the fucking letter.
Their stupid shit is just that stupid shit. Without the letter being published means nothing. |
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Agreed, I have multiple SBRs and an MP5K setup like above, no difference. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Still FATF, but tax free SBRs and all the letters the FATF can handle until Trump is out of office! Oh wait, I did pay the tax. Repeatably. Will do so again. Repeatably. Don't like the tax but until they take SBR's and cans off the NFA, that is the way it will be done for me because I don't cheap out out of spite when it can save my life being more optimal https://www.sb-tactical.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/5_SBT5K_on_MP5K_Right_Folded_Web.jpg |
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I have SBR's and pistols.
The beauty of the pistol is no paperwork needed when I travel.!! Oh and I have 6 shockwave and one Sig brace. |
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Tim Yan has an article up on it now
http://www.gunsandtech.com/news/tyan/sb-tactical-announces-reversal-atf-open-letter-use-sb-tactical-pistol-stabilizing-braces/ |
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https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/228370/IMG-0389-194740.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/228370/IMG-0581-194747.JPG Lol....good news. View Quote |
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The letter is only addressed to SB Tactical and does NOT cover the other braces such as the Blade or Tailhook. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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The letter is only addressed to SB Tactical and does NOT cover the other braces such as the Blade or Tailhook. View Quote (I built my pistol with a Shockwave, so that's my completely biased opinion on the matter.) |
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Serious question, what does this really mean in the practical use of AR pistols? Am I clear to shoulder my shockwave? Does anybody know? View Quote |
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Keep in mind the new letter only applies to SB Tactical braces. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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https://www.sb-tactical.com/resources/batfe-letter-reversal-opinion-use/
I guess they want your email address to give out a copy of the letter.... |
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Here's the letter: https://app.box.com/s/bednscsqudabbd1sparpxzi8nket0ruw
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Great now when I get back from Vacation this new ruling just cost me a whole lot of money, Now I can order the AK Pistol, Scorpion, MP5 and several AR pistol builds that i have been holding off on because i was gonna wait lil longer so I could sbr them.
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Tomorrow I'll write the ATF and let you all know when I've successfully fucked this up View Quote |
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As easy as a new letter of interpretation was made to make it "ok" to shoulder an arm brace.......another letter of interpretation can be made to make it "not ok" to shoulder an arm brace. That's the shitty think about these letters of interpretation.....the ATF can change them as many times as they want.
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That sounds.... discriminatory. View Quote I get the sense there's a LOT more going on behind the scenes that what we have visibility into. |
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Little side question since I will probably get a pistol now. If I get the upper first, and have other AR's does that constitute constructive possession? PSA had a really nice sale on the 10.5 uppers but that's all I want to spend right now, but do plan on getting a pistol lower pretty soon. No SBR would be made but would owning that alone put me at some risk?
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Little side question since I will probably get a pistol now. If I get the upper first, and have other AR's does that constitute constructive possession? PSA had a really nice sale on the 10.5 uppers but that's all I want to spend right now, but do plan on getting a pistol lower pretty soon. No SBR would be made but would owning that alone put me at some risk? View Quote |
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87% of everything on the internet is bullshit. ~ Albert Einstein
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I use a shockwave blade on my CZ Scorpion, my shoulder is fucked up and the blade helps me stabalize the pistol. Nice to be able to use it for it's intended purpose!!
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With the ATF, their stance is reversed until they decide to reverse it again...
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Well shit there goes my last excuse not to have the Evo Scorpion yet.
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I just read the letter and its wishy washy at best. It says if you incidentally, sporadically, or situationally? use it on your shoulder your ok. What if you shoulder it more than sporadically or you intend to shoulder it every time(not incidental)
FATF |
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Shit, now ima need to build a AR pistol. Maybe with an echo trigger.
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I just read the letter and its wishy washy at best. It says if you incidentally, sporadically, or situationally? use it on your shoulder your ok. What if you shoulder it more than sporadically or you intend to shoulder it every time(not incidental) FATF View Quote |
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so I have a psa 9mm pistol I can use as an arm brace
great I was holding off thanks ATF I have 4 dogs so I hope they dont get well....... |
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I dunno. Sounds great for SB Tactical. But reading this from: http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2017/04/foghorn/atf-its-legal-to-shoulder-an-ar-15-pistol-equipped-with-an-sb-tactical-arm-brace/
With respect to stabilizing braces, ATF has concluded that attaching the brace to a handgun as a forearm brace does not “make” a short-barreled rifle because in the configuration as submitted to and approved by FATD, it is not intended to be and cannot comfortably be fired from the shoulder. If, however, the shooter/possessor takes affirmative steps to configure the device for use as a shoulder-stock — for example, configuring the brace so as to permanently affix it to the end of a buffer tube, (thereby creating a length that has no other purpose than to facilitate its use as a stock), removing the arm-strap, or otherwise undermining its ability to be used as a brace — and then in fact shoots the firearm from the shoulder using the accessory as a shoulder stock, that person has objectively “redesigned” the firearm for the purposes of the NFA. I think we were better off with the ambiguity. Now it sounds like more constructive intent is on its way. |
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People do that?!?! I just wanted a short AR pistol to shoot one handed. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Serious question, what does this really mean in the practical use of AR pistols? Am I clear to shoulder my shockwave?o Does anybody know? Unless you built the thing with the idea that you can skirt the sbr law. |
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