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Way I see it, it's a pistol. Registered as a pistol. With a brace. No mag lock needed since the mag goes into the grip. That describes at least a couple of items I've seen in California shops.Just wondering if anybody knows if these are legal in ca currently
Technically it’s not attached (fixed) to the pistol, so it’s not apart of the pistol. You are actually griping an additional piece of plastic in a particular shape, and the gun rests in front of said plastic.Would they ship it if it was illegal ? I may or may not have ordered it ...![]()
Not a brace. It's a "stabilizer" because it doesn't attach to the gun, it's held in place by hand pressure. I believe it is legal as long as you don't apply tape or anything that would be considered an attachment, then you have an SBR.Its a "brace" that replaces the rear grip panel
That's what I get for not reading the description. I stand corrected.Not a brace. It's a "stabilizer" because it doesn't attach to the gun, it's held in place by hand pressure. I believe it is legal as long as you don't apply tape or anything that would be considered an attachment, then you have an SBR.
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Sounds pretty cool . Might even work with more than 1 gunNot a brace. It's a "stabilizer" because it doesn't attach to the gun, it's held in place by hand pressure. I believe it is legal as long as you don't apply tape or anything that would be considered an attachment, then you have an SBR.
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