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[glocklover]

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[ke6guj]

correct, it doesn't have a PG but the wire stock and easily be considered a thumbhole stock which would be an evil feature. Even the T-stock with the hole in the triangle could possibly be considered a thumbhole stock. I've seen people plug the hole or cover it so as to not chance it being considered a thumbhole.

[glocklover]

So then what your saying is that it isn't "wise" to have a "wire" stock and that if i want the "triangle" style, to some how block the hole?

Would I be pushing the limits of the law by just having the wire stock or not filling the hole?

[ke6guj]

just passing on what I've read and seen others do.

[bplvr]

Since the weapon doesn't have "a pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the weapon", all I would have be assure of is that:

-the barrel is 16 inches
-overall length of 30 inches
-closed bolt design
-semi-auto (of course)

I want to aquire the model with the wire stock style NOT the strut type stock with a hole in the middle of the "triangle" section.

If choose to change or get both styles.

Or am I wrong about the definition of "pistol grip" and the design of the stock?

Insight would be great.

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Also, would both above stock styles be CA compliant?

NO. not in a stock configuration.

STEN 's need to meet 922r also.

A STEN pistol needs a B/B . and must be set up so as
to not cause a 'constructive possession' problem.

All of that is doable .

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[wilit]

correct, it doesn't have a PG but the wire stock and easily be considered a thumbhole stock which would be an evil feature. Even the T-stock with the hole in the triangle could possibly be considered a thumbhole stock. I've seen people plug the hole or cover it so as to not chance it being considered a thumbhole.

Many years ago there was an opinion letter from the CA DOJ posted here that said the T-stock left unaltered would be considered a thumbhole stock. I have found the posts with the links to the letters, but the links are long since dead.

Most people just weld in a washer into the hole to make the diameter of the hole small enough to not be able to fit a thumb into.