LAW folder question

[gunsrfun]

Would a LAW folder be legal on a featureless build as long as it meets minimum length requirements? I get that folding stocks are considered a feature, but since the LAW can only fire a single shot folded, would that make the folding stock non-applicable?

[Oldmandan]

LAW12 is banned by name, so no

[C.G.]

Most zealous DAs would consider it a collapsible stock and collapsible stocks are not legal on a featureless. The only one that is definitely legal is on a Keltec SU16-A, B, CA but they cannot fire at all when folded.

[C.G.]

LAW12 is banned by name, so no

He is talking about a LAW, not a LAW12:

https://www.lawtactical.com/ar_folding_stock_adapter_gen_3_m_p/99312.htm

[Quiet]

Would a LAW folder be legal on a featureless build as long as it meets minimum length requirements? I get that folding stocks are considered a feature, but since the LAW can only fire a single shot folded, would that make the folding stock non-applicable?

It would still be considered a folding stock.

Because all the parts to allow the firearm to operate as a semi-auto is still installed on the firearm, the firearm will still be considered a semi-auto.

Minimum overall length needs to be 30" with it folded and non-permanently attached muzzle device removed.

[boltstop]

Would a LAW folder be legal on a featureless build as long as it meets minimum length requirements? I get that folding stocks are considered a feature, but since the LAW can only fire a single shot folded, would that make the folding stock non-applicable?

[etwinam]

What about on a BBRAW? I have two and I kind of want the Law folder on one.

[Rasyad]

What about on a BBRAW? I have two and I kind of want the Law folder on one.

It would be fine so long as the OAL when folded us longer than 26 inches and the barrel longer than 16 inches.

Rasyad

[etwinam]

It would be fine so long as the OAL when folded us longer than 26 inches and the barrel longer than 16 inches.

Rasyad

good looking out

[C.G.]

This is a similar concept but the difference is that it can't fire:

https://www.rainierarms.com/rainier-arms-ar-15-qd-stock-adapter-kit-by-rellim-arms/?utm_source=bronto&utm_medium=email&utm_term=Rainier+Arms+AR-15+QD+Stock+Adapter+Kit+by+Rellim+Arms&utm_content=A+versatile+AR+build+with+some+old+and+new+favorites:+Check+out+this+week%27s+Build+of+the+Week!&utm_campaign=Build+of+the+Week+07-29-2020&_bta_tid=2678671363358901352273338123171645216150733470035830684688309811635384251216999905574181395060782700962895361

[boltstop]

This is a similar concept but the difference is that it can't fire:

https://www.rainierarms.com/rainier-...82700962895361

What stops it from firing without the stock attached?

[C.G.]

What stops it from firing without the stock attached?

I visited the Rellim page (which I did not link, https://www.rellimarms.com/store/p54...ter-Kit.html#/) which says do not fire with the stock unattached. Unfortunately the original ad link to the Rellim stock adaptor said this:

Rainier Arms AR-15 QD Stock Adapter Kit by Rellim Arms
Something New: Rellim Arms Stock Adapter Kit

The Rellim Arms replaces the rifle’s buffer and buffer tube so that the stock can be completely removed, shortening the footprint of the gun for easier transport and carry. It was a good addition to this gun, which for a .223 can be a little large to just stick in the back of a car and take to the range.

The Rellim Arms Stock Adapter Kit is CNC machined from 7075 T6 Aluminum and features a Mil-spec Type II Class 2 Hardcoat Anodizing. It is manufactured and assembled in the USA and includes a limited lifetime warranty.

It is important to note that the gun cannot be fired without the stock attached. This is actually a key detail that helps keep your gun legal since in an operational format a rifle must be at least 26” in length.

$210
SHOP RELLIM ARMS STOCK ADAPTER KIT

So, it sounds like Raineer Arms screwed up and your question is a very valid one. I should have questioned it more before posting, my bad.

It seems it may still be capable of firing once if you remove the stock when a round is loaded.