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Question on caa cheek piece and cane end
11/4/2011 12:06:40 PM
Has anyone done both a stock saddle and a cane end on a ar pistol? I know it has been said that both are legal apart but can you use both?
11/4/2011 7:18:08 PM
It depends on what you mean by cane tip. A thin protective tip on the end of the RE has been cleared for use to prevent damage from storing on the end in a safe or such. If your thinking about a cane end that would be found on the end of a crutch or such then there is nothing indicating this is legal.
Something like this is ok:
Something like this would most very likely not be a favorable outcome for you:
Your in a free state, why risk your gun owning rights for life to save $200?
Something like this is ok:
Something like this would most very likely not be a favorable outcome for you:
Your in a free state, why risk your gun owning rights for life to save $200?
11/23/2011 10:40:05 AM
Yea, just pay the $200 and SBR it! I would have one in my safe if Iowa allowed it!
Brad
Brad
11/24/2011 1:04:28 AM
Originally Posted By nolo263:
Has anyone done both a stock saddle and a cane end on a ar pistol? I know it has been said that both are legal apart but can you use both?
Has anyone done both a stock saddle and a cane end on a ar pistol? I know it has been said that both are legal apart but can you use both?
That is pretty reasonable. I am not into the saddles, but whatever floats your boat.
NFA is quite the challenge. Sure, it is cheap. Compared to money we all throw into firearms, it is a drop in the bucket. The bigger issue is how impractical NFA really is . How are some of the reasons going with a pistol beats going with a SBR.
Have fun letting family use your gun. Unless the SBR is owned by a trust/LLC/corp, the SBR is stuck with a person and others are not to have access. (We all know shooting at a range doesn't count.)
Of course you can't take off and just travel with a SBR without planning. Pistols have no federal restrictions. So, if the neighboring states allow, you just go.
In addition, many states restrict concealed carry, to include in a vehicle, to a handgun and not long arms. Other states do not allow a rifle/shotgun loaded in the vehicle at all. Carrying a pistol in a vehicle is often less of a legal issue.
Really, the $200 is nothing. The limitations on SBRs are an issue.
