Okay basically the law says a rifle barrel needs to be 16" to be legal. But there are shorter barrels that you can get, like a 14" CAR-15 barrel or maybe even a 10.5", but as long as you have a pinned/welded flash suppressor or barrel extension you are legal, at least from the things I have seen for sale. Turner's has a nice UZI /22LR with fake suppressor, but you need the can to get the length required by law.
So... why a barrel extension/can/big flash suppressor? Except for the barrel extension which is uncommon, the other additions do not make any contact with the bullet, so technically the barrel is still shorter than law, but the law is fine with the barrel LOOKING the proper length. Is that how it works?
So why can I not add a 10" bayonet and have that count? Does it have to be round and metal? Just how does it work?
So... why a barrel extension/can/big flash suppressor? Except for the barrel extension which is uncommon, the other additions do not make any contact with the bullet, so technically the barrel is still shorter than law, but the law is fine with the barrel LOOKING the proper length. Is that how it works?
So why can I not add a 10" bayonet and have that count? Does it have to be round and metal? Just how does it work?

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