ATF Sig brace updated ruling.

[Wulf202]

Well, then there's the 9 month wait trust or llc maintenance plus paperwork every time you travel across state lines with it or move. Let alone go to states where sbrs are not allowed.

[Dave_L]

Well, then there's the 9 month wait trust or llc maintenance plus paperwork every time you travel across state lines with it or move. Let alone go to states where sbrs are not allowed.

And I understand the traveling argument. I just dont really travel so that wasn't a concern to me.

[roberth]

Does the SIG arm brace extend and collapse, or do any other arm braces?

The Sig arm brace does not extend or collapse, it is a fixed brace. The KAK is fixed too. I am not aware of any braces that extend or collapse, the only thing I can think of there is the LAW folding adapter.

[Wulf202]

Gear head tail hook brace is adjustable

https://www.google.com/amp/www.thefi...p-folding/amp/

[SuperiorDG]

Then there is this.

[izzy]

The Sig arm brace does not extend or collapse, it is a fixed brace. The KAK is fixed too. I am not aware of any braces that extend or collapse, the only thing I can think of there is the LAW folding adapter.

There are folding brace adaptors the MPX comes to mind.

[CS1983]

The thing I don't understand is... why did the ATF approve a device which has some (unnamed) magical length which induces evil status?

Why does it matter what the length of the device is, or even if it goes in an out -- and if it does, why one might choose to leave it extended (particularly when that extended length is at or less than the non-firing position of a standard collapsible stock).

One wonders how competent the ATF really is to determine anything, frankly.

I'd like to see SNL do an ATF skit, where some agent's wife walks in on him with a tranny hooker. The punchline would be, "Honey, I swear I'm not a faggot; her cock wasn't extended!"

[ray1970]

(particularly when that extended length is at or less than the non-firing position of a standard collapsible stock).

There's a "non firing position" on a collapsible stock?

[Rucker61]

There's a "non firing position" on a collapsible stock?

Yours doesn't engage the safety at fully collapsed?

[thvigil11]

Possible clarification on the issue from TTAG. Of course its still a "I heard it on the internet as far as I'm concerned"

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2017/04/robert-farago/atf-told-sb-tactical-pistol-brace-ryan-cleckner/