Here's a great explanation of the silly laws around pistols and braces/stocks/VFG's. Stole it from Team Member Pool_Shark from another thread:
"As long as it is over 26" OAL, if it is under and you wanted a VFG you would need to register it as a AOW (same as if you wanted to put one on a glock)
How the ATF classifies a "pistol" vs a "firearm"
Pistol/Handgun: under 26" overall; no stock (foam pad/cane pad/SIG brace are not stocks), no vertical foregrip
Firearm : over 26" overall and you can install a VFG (no stock rule still applies), no limit on barrel length within the technical limitations of the platform's gas system/dwell time requirements
ETA another reason I won't go the SBR route again is in MN we are not allowed to carry a loaded rifle/shotgun in the vehicle... with the brace classifying it as a "pistol" I can throw it in my passenger seat if I want to.
In order to run the VFG you would need to AOW, pinweld or make a brace spacer on the K as it is only around 24" oal"