Micro Roni

[pictureman]

Is the Micro Roni legal in calif? I know when the Glock Store sold them Lenny posted a letter (think it was from the ATF) stating it was legal, and they did not consider it a SBR.
But after that they pulled them from the shelves.
So is it legal or illegal?

Then there is the question, what about the people who bought them before they pulled them and saying "we cant sell them". Confusing? Are they grandfathered in so to speak?

[golfish]

I'd shoot my finger off with that thing but at least I'd hit something.

[Ross]

So good, OP had to post twice?

[AreWeFree]

It's not legal to use in CA, barrel shroud, forward grip, and SBR.

Also Constructive Possession if you own and don't use it.

[Quiet]

Is the Micro Roni legal in calif? I know when the Glock Store sold them Lenny posted a letter (think it was from the ATF) stating it was legal, and they did not consider it a SBR.
But after that they pulled them from the shelves.
So is it legal or illegal?

Then there is the question, what about the people who bought them before they pulled them and saying "we cant sell them". Confusing? Are they grandfathered in so to speak?

The part by itself is CA legal.

When combined with airsoft it is CA legal.

When combined with a semi-auto pistol that does not have a fixed magazine, it makes an illegal assault weapon. [PC 30515(a)(4)(B)]

When combined with a semi-auto pistol that has a fixed magazine, it can be CA legal as long as the new configuration does not meet the CA definition of a SBR.

[hermosabeach]

Notice:
MICRO RONI HAS NFA RESTRICTIONS, TAX STAMP REQUIRED.
California: Due to California laws and regulations pertaining to firearms and firearms use, All RONI PISTOL CARBINE CONVERSION KIT are not authorized for sale or use in the State of California.

[hermosabeach]

From their site

http://www.micro-roni.com/html5/ProLookup.taf?_ID=10879&did=8840&G=9089&SM=9180

[r1ghtw1ng]

From their site

http://www.micro-roni.com/html5/ProL...G=9089&SM=9180

This version you linked has a stock, so it will be an SBR in all 50 states. There are other versions with a Brace that are non-SBR.

[r1ghtw1ng]

Does anyone know if there is a version for the S&W M&P45?

[JustaBlokeAnywhere]

Micro Roni on a Glock airsoft.....damn....I like that.

[tabascoz28]

Micro Roni on a Glock airsoft.....damn....I like that.

The airsoft glock has almost no kick already, it's kind of just adding bulk to something that works well up to 20-30 yards anyways.

[pictureman]

Micro Roni's

Why are dealers still selling these if they are illegal in California? They keep referring to letter from the ATF?
What is that about?

[ohsmily]

Was wondering the legalities of the micro Roni or the micro Roni mck here in California.
As we all know they were being sold by different companies with one of them being the GlockStore. After short time GlockStore pull them off the shelves and said they were told not to sell them because they may be considered an SBR.

But it being labeled an SBR would mean it has a stock. The ones we have all seen being sold do not have a stock it had an arm brace. So with that being said it was legal.

There was a letter posted by the ATF saying the micro Roni is legal in the state of California as long as it has that brace.

Now there are two conflicting statements when you look up legalities. One says it is legal, and another says it's illegal. Does anybody really know?

This thread titled MICRO RONI and started yesterday is on page 1 of the subforum in which you just posted. C'mon man.

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1640439

[Dirk Tungsten]

Started by the same guy too. WTF?

[Quiet]

Why are dealers still selling these if they are illegal in California? They keep referring to letter from the ATF?
What is that about?

See post #5.

This thread titled MICRO RONI and started yesterday is on page 1 of the subforum in which you just posted. C'mon man.

Threads merged.

Started by the same guy too. WTF?

Got to keep asking to same question and ignore the answers you do not like, until someone gives you an answer that you do like. That way you have "proof" to justify what you want to be true.