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Whitey Fisk 88
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Are you being sarcastic?“Nothing in this rule bans stabilizing braces or the use of stabilizing braces on pistols.”
Straight from the justice departments web sight. So they aren’t banning braces, at least not right now. I just read it from the aft and it seems a little different than the quote above.
Justice Department Announces New Rule to Address Stabilizing Braces, Accessories Used to Convert Pistols into Short-Barreled Rifles
Today, the Department of Justice announced it has submitted to the Federal Register the “Stabilizing Braces” Final Rule, which makes clear that when manufacturers, dealers, and individuals use stabilizing braces to convert pistols into rifles with a barrel of less than 16 inches, commonly...www.justice.gov
So I’m pretty sure one can just take the brace off and leave it on a 16+ inch AR if they don’t want to destroy it while waiting for legal challenges.So what will they consider a 10.5” AR with nothing attached to the buffer tube?
What is a 10.5” AR upper that is not attached to a lower?
I didn’t expect to read people trying to get MORE of their guns registered with the government. Weird.
Surprised by the responses. People clambering to get in line to register their semi automatic weapons in exchange for a $200 ATF coupon. Expected more “cold dead hands” and “molon labe”. That SBR is cool until the next democratic sweep in Washington and you’re told to surrender your scary guns.
Damn, sad how many of you are willing to roll over on your second amendment rights for $200. "Don't tread on me"/"Come and take it" my ass.
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Take your brace off, wrap it in plastic, and bury it in your backyard...or don't. Wait this thing out.
If you're sitting around waiting for "republicans" to save you, you're a fool. Republicans SUCK at politics if you haven't noticed
You either have no clue...I read an article that these devices essentially turn pistols into rifles and that they maintain the concealability of a pistol and the power of a rifle.
Reading the rule, it was unclear as they kept saying convert the now called sbr to a full length rifle. They also kept referencing a form, but I didn’t find the form in a few min of looking. This does not seem consistent with a pistol as the base since, removing the brace would return it to a pistol. See the supreme court case on TC’s. That basically said, having the parts, but not assembled in a sbr configuration is legal.So I’m pretty sure one can just take the brace off and leave it on a 16+ inch AR if they don’t want to destroy it while waiting for legal challenges.
However, is there anything in here saying that merely having a complete upper with a barrel less than 16” is a pistol, even if not attached to a lower? Where is the line? Does one need to take the barrel off?
Don’t go giving them any ideas. That’s one of the ways the SB braces ended up on ATF radar is a bunch of people kept asking.And if this is all about concealability then are bullpups going to have to be SBRd also because even tho they meet the barrel length requirements I think some of them are just as short and just as easily concealed as a pistol with a brace. Pretty sure a friend of mines Tavor is the same length as another buddy of mines GHm9 with brace so...
Open yourself up to consideration of a third option. I know both statement are untrue and posted them to show the absurdity of media coverage of the topic.You either have no clue...
Or you are a Gov't lackey paid to drum up support.
Neither statement is true, just like every other thing this administration is telling us.
No, it's not. Especially after the ATF said it was gtg.It’s not exactly hard to find people using their “brace” as a shouldered stock.