Quoted: So, if you have a handgun with a rail, and a rifle with a rail on which you have a foregrip, they can claim constructive intent. Nice.
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Old discussion subject. Been on the books for a long time.
All that matters, is that you have a "legal" use for said item. Some examples:
Rifle with rail and grip, handgun with rail - legal (ok for grip with rifle).
Vertical grip, no rifle, handgun with rail - constructive possession/intent (no legal use).
Complete AR15, complete M16 (or lower), extra short barrel upper - legal (replacement for M16).
Complete AR15, NO M16 (or SBR), extra short barrel lower - constructive possession/intent (no legal use).
On a personal note, I own a HK SP89, a registered sear, and a vertical grip for the 89.
As was stated, you cannot place a vertical grip on a handgun, unless you register it first, as an AOW (Any Other Weapon). You CAN, however, place a vertical handgrip on a SP89, AFTER you install a sear (would then fall under MG rules, not handgun).
HKO