"Pistol" is pushing the boundaries of the term for my Springfield Saint Victor:
Even with the brace, that sucker's heavy to wield one-armed. Frankly I'm wondering if I should just go NFA so I can put a proper stock and foregrip on it. Pros and cons?
Markemp wrote:SBR all the way. AR pistols just seem like they are trying too hard to do something that can be done better with a pistol.
Although another acceptable answer would be to sell that, get a PS-90 and get an SBR for that. As long as you're going to go through the trouble of getting through the SBR process in the first place.
Bitter Bastard wrote:some cans like the Gemtech Trek are made to have the option to easily pin/weld to a ~12" barrel to bring up the OAL to 16"
IvanTheTerribleShot wrote:Bitter Bastard wrote:some cans like the Gemtech Trek are made to have the option to easily pin/weld to a ~12" barrel to bring up the OAL to 16"
This does sound interesting, but what about cleaning the pinned can?
gun_fan111v2 wrote:IvanTheTerribleShot wrote:Bitter Bastard wrote:some cans like the Gemtech Trek are made to have the option to easily pin/weld to a ~12" barrel to bring up the OAL to 16"
This does sound interesting, but what about cleaning the pinned can?
You can still dip it into solvent…
Warranty issues could become a hassle though…
Lumpy wrote:Okay, I took a look at the ATF form 5320.1 online and I'm a bit confused. Supposedly one can file online- except that they want it in triplicate so they can send a completed copy back to you and to local law enforcement. If you file online will the ATF forward the forms? Plus they want an attached photograph with one's info on the back? Should I just do it by snail mail?
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