I don't know if one of these exist.  I honestly don't know anything about folding stocks (other than the AWB).

I don't guess it has to be left folding, as long as it doesn't get in the way with operation when folded (either with the trigger or ejection port).  

I'm having a tough time coming across unique stocks.  All I see are short A2, M4, Skeleton.  That's about it :(

Unless you have a ZM or OA upper, folding stocks on an AR is a NO-GO.

Quoted: Unless you have a ZM or OA upper, folding stocks on an AR is a NO-GO.

until monday.

Quoted: Quoted: Unless you have a ZM or OA upper, folding stocks on an AR is a NO-GO. until monday.

I'll be waiting on pictures of your folding stocked (non ZM or OA uppered) AR-15 on monday. Buffer tube?  No pistoleros either.  

Well pooh.  Figured the buffer tube may be a problem...

What a ZM or OA upper be looking at price wise, and do they make shortys (6-7.5")?

Quoted: Well pooh.  Figured the buffer tube may be a problem... What a ZM or OA upper be looking at price wise, and do they make shortys (6-7.5")?

ZM

OA

Ooooooh

http://www.quarterbore.com/images/oatcp.jpg

Daddy like

Exactly what I'm looking for, availible with a FRISH handguard too.

Unfortunately, from what I've gathered, the OA-93TCP is for sale to LEO only.  Can't buy the rifle complete.  But does look like you can buy the upper if you provide ownership of the ATF stuff regarding SBR registration.

Quoted: until monday.

Quoted: Quoted: Unless you have a ZM or OA upper, folding stocks on an AR is a NO-GO. until monday. hr

You can put  a collapsible stock on an AR on monday as long as your state laws will allow it. It is physically impossible to put a folding stock on a regular AR due to the buffer tube. The ZM system does not use the buffer tube. ZM makes a folding and collapsible stock for their rifles. I have no idea what the OA uppers are.

Its still a rifle and must have a barrel lenght of 16", or be a registered short barreled rifle. The "assult weapons ban" has nothing to do with the National Firarms Act of 1934 which regulates short barreled rifles/shotguns, sound suppressors, and automatic weapons. State laws again can come in to effect here as well. For example in Missouri you can own an automatic weapon or a short barreled shotgun or rifle. You can not as as an individual own a sound suppressor however (which sucks).

Jason