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Hk pistol rest ca legal ?

han_solo

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Just wondering if anybody knows if these are legal in ca currently
 

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Its a "brace" that replaces the rear grip panel
 
Would they ship it if it was illegal ? I may or may not have ordered it ...😐😉
 
Just wondering if anybody knows if these are legal in ca currently
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.
 
Would they ship it if it was illegal ? I may or may not have ordered it ...😐😉
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.
 
Its a "brace" that replaces the rear grip panel
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.

NALNLA
 
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.

NALNLA
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.

NALNLA
Sounds pretty cool . Might even work with more than 1 gun
 
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