Sks pistol grip

[Angrysnarf]

If I add a pistol grip to an sks would that necessitate a "bullet button"? Besides it still has the original wood furniture and 10rd fixed mag. How would that work lol

[Standard]

No bullet button required as it doesn't have a detachable magazine.
But still, leave it stock.

[Bainter1212]

Leave it stock OP. The SKS is good like it is no reason to mall ninja the crap out of it.

[Angrysnarf]

I intend to leave it stock just wondering

[Quiet]

If I add a pistol grip to an sks would that necessitate a "bullet button"? Besides it still has the original wood furniture and 10rd fixed mag. How would that work lol

Under CA laws...
A pistol grip is a restricted feature on a semi-auto centerfire rifle that accepts detachable magazine.
Therefore...
As long as the semi-auto centerfire rifle has a fixed magazine, then it can legally have a pistol grip.

Under Federal laws...
Imported semi-auto centerfire rifles can not have non-sporting features.
A pistol grip is a non-sporting feature.
Therefore...
As long as enough foreign made parts are replaced with USA made parts, it would be legal to install a pistol grip.


Conclusion...
After the firearm is modified so that it complies with the Federal 922r parts compliance, it would be legal to install a pistol grip to an imported semi-auto centerfire rifle with a fixed 10 round magazine.

[metalman4051]

For all you ever wanted to know, including navigating the VERY confusing Federal 922r CRAP look here:

http://www.victorinc.com/SKS-FAQ.html

[stix213]

I put an SKS in a bullpup kit. Fun project. It required 922r compliance parts.