AR pistol question

[kennymallory1]

[3rd_gear]

No restrictions on length for a pistol. Unless you want a forward vertical grip, then you need 26 inches.

[Zabuzan]

Repeat after me, BRACE


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[BigPimping]

Shockwave Blade......yes.

[tabascoz28]

No length requirement unless it has a stock. Put a bufferless bolt carrier in it and make it a true folder.

[enorbit3]

I have a law folder in mine and it's a pain the butt with the maglock. Everytime I want to reload i have to fold the brace, remove the bcg plug extension, get the bcg back in the receiver, then finally open up the receiver. And then when they call a ceasefire on the range and you have to lock the bolt back, you can't do it with a full mag. So you have to either rack the charging handle until the ammo is dry or drop the mag base plate.

If your still wanting a folder, get yourself a mean arms ma loader or bear flag bf10. That's my next purchase.

This is all assuming your in CA and your are pistol is mag locked.

[C.G.]

I have a law folder in mine and it's a pain the butt with the maglock. Everytime I want to reload i have to fold the brace, remove the bcg plug extension, get the bcg back in the receiver, then finally open up the receiver. And then when they call a ceasefire on the range and you have to lock the bolt back, you can't do it with a full mag. So you have to either rack the charging handle until the ammo is dry or drop the mag base plate.

If your still wanting a folder, get yourself a mean arms ma loader or bear flag bf10. That's my next purchase.

This is all assuming your in CA and your are pistol is mag locked.

Strange, mine will drop a mag just fine as long as I release the bolt forward, and then I can drop the mag without having to fold the LAW folder. Once I have the new mag in I have to rack the charging handle, of course.

[tradecraft]

Respectfully, the people above are wrong. You need to watch out for going over a 13.5" LOP. I believe you'll have to block at least one brace position.

[ohsmily]

Respectfully, the people above are wrong. You need to watch out for going over a 13.5" LOP. I believe you'll have to block at least one brace position.

What law is that regarding LOP?

[enorbit3]

Tradecraft is right. I use Sb tactical LOP limiter for my SBA3 brace.

https://www.sb-tactical.com/product/lopl-length-of-pull-limiter/

[sigstroker]

A LAW folder makes it that much worse because it adds an inch or two to the LOP.

[bugsy714]

If you want to really have a chuckle take a look at the proposed regulations making folders a hard pass


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[beanz2]

If you want to really have a chuckle take a look at the proposed regulations making folders a hard pass


Dictated but not read, voice typing plus bad eyes equals typos

Yup.

> 26" = SBR
5 points = SBR.

OP, have you written to the ATF yet?

[ohsmily]

Tradecraft is right. I use Sb tactical LOP limiter for my SBA3 brace.

https://www.sb-tactical.com/product/...-pull-limiter/

What was he right about? What law is he referring to?

[enorbit3]

Strange, mine will drop a mag just fine as long as I release the bolt forward, and then I can drop the mag without having to fold the LAW folder. Once I have the new mag in I have to rack the charging handle, of course.