ar 15 related question

[cjamster]

hi all i have a question due to sbr riffle is not allowed here in California what if a short barrel about 14 inch ar witch is does not have a pistol grip ????

[rromeo]

Okay. Please proofread and try again.
I'm not being a Dick, but I can't understand your question at all.

[Sneaky]

Um Im thinkin your asking if you have an sbr and you take off the pistol grip Is it ok to bring/have in california? I believe the answer is No because its still an sbr.

[.40CALIbear]

[sleepur606]

Don't put a stock on it. Whether the ATF thinks it's a pistol or not, if you put a stock on it, it's an SBR and a BIG no no in California.

I think you either have to DROS the lower as a pistol or build of an 80% lower, but Federal ATF may have changed on that. Someone more knowledgeable will chime in, for sure.

[send it_hit]

If the rifle has a barrel that is under 16", it is illegal for you to have.

If that's what you're asking, because I'm not really positive what you meant.

[anniepoks]

welcome, first poster.

no matter what configuration you have, as long as you can fire projectile or any
ammunition with it - still considered short barrel rifle or fall under "AOW" (any other
weapon) which equals to; JAIL. dont do it.

[cjamster]

oh ok im actually thinking of this set up but 14 inch barrel and just add a compensator to add inches i bought this barrel at a gun show at first it looks cool but cant really do anything with it just for show at the safe due to the size

[Predaxian]

You can add a fake suppressor, brake, or other muzzle device to it to bring the length up to the required minimum, but it has to be "permanently" attached via welding or high-temp solder, etc., not just threaded on. That can be inconvenient down the road when it comes time to change gas blocks and other operations.

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[cjamster]

You can add a fake suppressor, brake, or other muzzle device to it to bring the length up to the required minimum, but it has to be "permanently" attached via welding or high-temp solder, etc., not just threaded on. That can be inconvenient down the road when it comes time to change gas blocks and other operations.

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cool thanks thats a good idea