Pistol Grip, Thumbhole Stock, or Legal

[Dump1567]

I figured I'd bring this to a true "jury of my peers" . Based on the definitions below, is this a Pistol Grip, Thumbhole Stock, or Legal if used with detachable mags? (The muzzle attachment is a muzzle brake and the other side of the stock looks identical to the side shown).

"Pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the weapon means a grip that allows for a pistol style grasp in which the web of the trigger hand (between the thumb and index finger) can be placed below the top of the exposed portion of the trigger while firing"

"thumbhole stock means a stock with a hole that allows the thumb of the trigger hand to penetrate into or through the stock"



Sorry, the pic won't resize.

[MonsterMan]

Well from looking at this pic, it looks good as long as you can't pop out the "plug". I would be a little nervous if your "web" was below the line. I know it shouldn't apply to this sence it is not a "Pistol" grip. But you never know what they might to throw at you. It cannot be held in a "pistol type grasp" which is good. It is a protruding grip. But again that should be ok. As long as it is not a protruding "pistol type" grip. The only thing I would question is the "web" issue. That is why I made my grip with the angle that I did so when held correctly, the web was higher than the line (I think you could hold any gun with the web below if tried hard enough).

Good job. How much heavier is it? It looks big.

MonsterMan

[bwiese]

It's OK and way far from the line. You can't have the web of your hand behind the grip.

Not only that, you can paddle home if you lose an oar.

Who makes this stock???

[Blacktail 8541]

It appears to be the Bell & Carlson stock that is sold thru Brownells.

[Dump1567]

Originally Posted by Blacktail 8541

It appears to be the Bell & Carlson stock that is sold thru Brownells.

You are correct.
http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/sto...HOLE+BUTTSTOCK



My buddy filled in the hole with Brownells Acraglas. It does add some weight, but I set it up as a sort of Cali-legal SPR. Nothing against Monsterman's grip as I do own one, but the vertical style of this stock does have a better feel. This ones also $90.00 and some work. I know someone else here made one. Maybe he can post pics. A couple things I noticed: If you ever remove this stock, your going to detroy your safety detent spring. This works great for me being a lefty. But if you put on an ambi. safety to use a a thumb rest, you'll have to remove some stock material due to rubbing.

[PIRATE14]

Originally Posted by bwiese

It's OK and way far from the line. You can't have the web of your hand behind the grip.

Not only that, you can paddle home if you lose an oar.

Who makes this stock???

True, good to go.

Put some lead in the stock for those Zombies that get too close during mag changes.........

BTWN the MM Stock and this one.......there should be a winner real soon.

[TKo_Productions]

sine the stock can double as an oar, there's no more excuse about loosing your firearms in a boating accident.

[adamsreeftank]

I think it could be argued that the pistol grip issues don't apply, since it is a stock and not a grip. On the other hand (of logic), maybe the DOJ would say it was really a giant pistol grip...

[adamsreeftank]

Originally Posted by Dump1567

This ones also $90.00 and some work. I.

Thanks for the link. I see it listed for $121.50. Is it $90 somewhere else?

[leelaw]

Originally Posted by adamsreeftank

Thanks for the link. I see it listed for $121.50. Is it $90 somewhere else?

$85.25 if you're a C&R, FFL, or some other person that Brownells give discount pricing to.