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Anyone SBR-ing a shoulder stocked Pistol? (Page 2 of 2)
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Originally Posted By DANGERRUSS: So if I Sbr a 3d printed frame I can just engrave my maker info and a serial number in the plastic? That's good to know, Thanks! That said, NFA branch has approved plastic suppressor designs where the SN is embossed in the plastic, so they do seem to be okay with it. |
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The Midwest Industries revolver stocks have my interest. Someone saw the old Freedom Arms Stable Rest. The styling is more modern looking than I prefer, but I still approve. |
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Originally Posted By prebans: The Midwest Industries revolver stocks have my interest. Someone saw the old Freedom Arms Stable Rest. The styling is more modern looking than I prefer, but I still approve. I saw those - Yes, they certainly can offer some stability, particularly when hunting - Keep your non-grip hand away from that Cyl gap! I remember seeing a Colt Dragoon Replica in a gunshop I worked in the 1980s that had a stock and a leaf sight. I also liked the one in a few dollars more - A Buntline type Colt 1873 with a stock. I would think some entity like Pietta could offer the "Col. Mortimer" stocked revolver.  For a Few Dollars More (1/10) Movie CLIP - Mortimer's Rifles (1965) HD |
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Originally Posted By steviesterno16: I might do a 365 FCU. Not so much to throw a stock on my Flux (which I could do) but when I lived in Texas they had a weird set of situations where carrying a pistol is illegal but a rifle is fine. So I think there will be some of this happening there to get around it. Say what? I'm not aware of this.... |
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Originally Posted By Clan_McIntyre: Say what? I'm not aware of this.... It’s been a minute but the “no pistol” signs have the weight of the law and are enforceable. But an SBR (pistol that’s registered as an SBR) can be carried there. Again limited circumstances but it exists some places |
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Anyone SBR-ing a shoulder stocked Pistol? (Page 2 of 2)
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