PS90?

[grammaton76]

well don't you need to add something on the muzzle to make it legal length anyway?

You do, but just because a flash hider is covered, it doesn't stop being a flash hider. There's other issues with the diameter of the FH on it too - even if you wrapped it up in a tube, it'd serve more as a conical FH than the original factory device did.

plus a butt pad too probably? i'm just wondering. because it'd be easy to fill that "thumb hole"

but if the front grip is considered a vfg then it's all moot.

You could go that route with the back, but in the opinions of a bunch of folks I've talked to, it totally destroys the rifle's ergonomics when you extend the rear. Length of pull shifts, etc.

Extending the front is the only real way to go on the PS90's.

As for the front grip... like I've said, it's close enough that it should be regarded as one for legal safety's sake.

[devildog999]

Wow, I almost forgot I even made this thread. Talk about back from the dead

[dchang0]

For instructions and photos on how to make your PS90 Calif-legal (using a credit-card-swipe-type magazine lock, which is different than Sal's kit because Sal's makes the magazine too fat to remove from the mag well--the credit-card-swipe-type lock actually allows you to change mags) go see:

http://www.fnforum.net/viewtopic.php?t=10560

Parking passes are great for operating the catch, because credit-card plastic is a bit brittle.

[grammaton76]

For instructions and photos on how to make your PS90 Calif-legal (using a credit-card-swipe-type magazine lock, which is different than Sal's kit because Sal's makes the magazine too fat to remove from the mag well--the credit-card-swipe-type lock actually allows you to change mags) go see:

http://www.fnforum.net/viewtopic.php?t=10560

Parking passes are great for operating the catch, because credit-card plastic is a bit brittle.

Works pretty reasonably. Given that you mentioned SHTF in the bottom of your post though... hopefully you've got a spare catch lying around for SHTF. With the Sal design, I like being only two removed screws away from a totally normal mag release system.

[dchang0]

Yes, I absolutely do have a spare magazine catch lying around--they are so cheap ($2.50 ea.) that we could probably have two or three spares, LOL! And luckily they are simple to install, though all the screws in the stock must be removed to do so. With the mag-lock's grips cut off, there is no other way to return the gun to its factory original state once you cross the border from prison--oops, I mean, California--into Nevada or Arizona.