Posted: 1/31/2009 4:51:25 AM EDT
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would some spot welding make a yugo underfolder NJ-compliant?
love my fixed stock m70 and was thinking of picking up an underfolder kit. edit: i know, i know... if everything else is 'compliant'... |
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You would weld it in the folded position or the unfolded position? If it was welded in the folded position wouldn't it be entering pistol territory or something because it doesn't have a shoulder stock, even though its 26/16"? i was figuring it would be necessary to weld it in the open position... |
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(I don't know why my brain was thinking you wanted to weld it folded. Must have been the way I read it.) if it were at all possible to do so, i'd love to. As long as a rifle is 26" OAL with stock folded, you could weld it closed. A shotgun is still a shotgun even if it just has a pistol grip. A rifle is still a rifle even if it just has a pistol grip. For example, a M1919... 
No stock, still a rifle. |
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The 4 equally spaced spots, or IIRC 1/4" continues weld (or 1000-1200ยบ (which?) degree silver solder) is what's specified by the ATF for a barrel extension. Making a short barrel 16"+ by adding to it.
If that same standard applies to permanently affixed muzzle, we've never been sure. (apparently not though) |