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    ATI wire stock removal legal?

    Can I remove the wire butt stock portion of this stock and be legal?



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    Then it would be an Enforcer with a long barrel. Not in my state.

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    As long as the OAL is greater than 26 " , yes. If shorter , no. NFA federal rules , your state rules may vary.
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    OL length is 27 inches if you include pistol grip... Just called ATF and their not sure either.
    Thanks, still looking for a definitive answer.

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    It is very unlikely you will get a 100% or definitive answer from either BATF&E or DOJ. Overall length is a real good place to start.
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    M1 mags ebay

    Thanks Bill,
    I have found that to be the case. Seems they don't want to answer my question.... I have drawn my own conclusion and feel confident it would be legal.
    Thanks Scott

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    Even ATF will tell you that verbal information from an employee cannot be relied upon. You could have requested an opinion letter, but most answers can be found with a little homework.

    See Federal Firearms Regulations Reference Guide (ATF P5300.4) page 77. A National Firearms Act "firearm" includes "a weapon made from a rifle if such weapon as modified has an overall length of less than 26" or a barrel or barrels of less than 16" in length". (It would be an SBR - a Short Barrelled Rifle.)

    I assume that you know that the fellas with the bulges in the cheap suits measure barrel length with a dowel dropped down the bore with the action closed.

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