Bartholomew Roberts
Moderator
https://blog.princelaw.com/2017/04/...-on-users-shouldering-brace-equipped-pistols/
Occasional or incidental putting your pistol arm brace or buffer tube up to your shoulder to shoot no longer constitutes "redesigning" a pistol into a prohibited SBR (as interpreted by ATF)
However, actual modification of the arm brace to make it more effective as a stock (one of the examples they give is removing the arm strap from the device) may still be considered "making an SBR" on a case by case basis.
I interpret that as bureaucratese for "I'll get you my pretties! You and your little dog, too! But we're going to wait for a really good set of facts favoring us before we try to prosecute that."
Occasional or incidental putting your pistol arm brace or buffer tube up to your shoulder to shoot no longer constitutes "redesigning" a pistol into a prohibited SBR (as interpreted by ATF)
However, actual modification of the arm brace to make it more effective as a stock (one of the examples they give is removing the arm strap from the device) may still be considered "making an SBR" on a case by case basis.
I interpret that as bureaucratese for "I'll get you my pretties! You and your little dog, too! But we're going to wait for a really good set of facts favoring us before we try to prosecute that."