Making Legal Just Right 9mm Carbine in CA.

[vmumford]

Forgive me if this has been asked before. I searched the forum and didn't find anything.
I have had a JR Carbine sense they first came on the market and because the receiver does not split like the AR platform where I can use a mag lock, I'm at a loss as to how to make it legal in CA without registering it as an AW. I also don't think the stock mounts the same as this has always been the Adjustable type, If I drop the pistol grip off the bottom (which I haven't explored because its in the back of the safe) will it accept a featureless stock so I can just move on?
Thanks for reading and please point me in the right direction if this has already be discussed.
Thanks Calguners. Your the best!
Vic

[jeremyro]

Pin the stock and put a grip wrap on it, done.

[Calico1404]

The Thordsens Stock (http://www.thordsencustoms.com) fits the JR carbine if you want to spend a little money.

Short of that you can simply get a magpul fixed stock or pin your current stock, add a grip wrap and you are now featureless as there is no muzzle device on the JR carbine. ~ Again this is all per my personal interpretation of the "assaulty features of an assaulty rifle"

[3GunFunShooter]

The Thordsens Stock (http://www.thordsencustoms.com)
Is the way I went on both my JP 9's and JP 15.
I have been running the U-15 stocks on my HD AR and my JP. I really like
the Thordsens, much lighter that the wood U-15 and more accessories and options. Not a fan of grip wraps. I like to be able to have a firm grip on the stock. Especially for competition and Home Defense.

[Stanze]

+1 on the Thordsen stock. A ambi-safety would get in the way of my trigger finger.

I just reach under the grip and flick the safety on with my middle finger.

[Stanze]

Pin the stock and put a grip wrap on it, done.

Remove flash hider and install 9mm muzzle brake or 9mm thread protector; and VFG if installed also.

[vmumford]

Thank you all for some great ideas. I'm all over the Thordson stock. Didn't know they made it for the JR.
Thanks Cal Guns.

[holt7153]

Does the JRC use a standard mag release or something proprietary?

[W.R.Buchanan]

So this is what you are going for? Gotta love "Compliance."

Randy

[fchaus]

I went with a Thordson stock as well. I didn't get one with the buffer cover as I was not sure it would fit. My JRC is a .40S&W model and the buffer is about a half an inch longer than the buffer tube on my dad's 9mm JRC and the buffer tube and the stock are very close. Now just trying to mind a compensator/brake that doesn't look goofy. Stanze, What that you have on your rifle? Nice to have the regular Mag release back.

[crufflers]

Yeah... JR themselves make every caliber of JRC in a CA compliant version with the FRS-15 stocks already. That was one of the options I was leaning towards before Ruger released the PCC.

https://grabagun.com/just-right-carbines-right-carbines-47.html