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    I wouldn't call a guy a pussy. At least if you do you shouldn't even own a brace. You should have stock and a third hole you drilled.

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    ATF also notes that there are legal issues created by simply removing the brace from the affected firearm because this may result in a ?weapon made from a rifle,? which would normally be subject to the NFA. The rule claims that ATF will use its enforcement discretion to not enforce the NFA against users who remove a brace and reconfigure the firearm as a pistol.

    While the agency may be attempting to apply various cases that say possessing a disassembled NFA firearm is the same as possessing a complete NFA firearm, that case law generally does not prohibit someone from possessing the components for an NFA firearm if the components can also be assembled into a non-NFA configuration. ATF must make this clear before many law-abiding gun owners destroy lawfully-acquired property to comply with the rule.
    Source: https://www.nraila.org/articles/2023...ilizing-braces

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    More info from a GOA attorney.

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    don't forget this tidbit.


    Further, the addition of an optic on a pistol that requires eye relief in the same fashion as a rifle will be an SBR. So simply putting an optic on a pistol will likely change it from a pistol to an SBR.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    don't forget this tidbit.


    Further, the addition of an optic on a pistol that requires eye relief in the same fashion as a rifle will be an SBR. So simply putting an optic on a pistol will likely change it from a pistol to an SBR.
    So does this mean putting a red dot on a FN509 is now a no-no? ��
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    Quote Originally Posted by electronman1729 View Post
    So does this mean putting a red dot on a FN509 is now a no-no? ��

    Yep...........

    They also in the new rules will investigate manufacturer's advertising to see if they encourage use as a SBR and also look at trends on how the public is using the product. SO there is going to be an ATF person that scours through youTUbe videos to see now consumers are using the Pistol.

    Talk about Orwellian.....................

    I have already posted the summary version but Washington Gun Law did a nice video going over the whole new rule.


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    Quote Originally Posted by electronman1729 View Post
    So does this mean putting a red dot on a FN509 is now a no-no? ��
    No. A regular pistol red dot optic doesn't have eye relief like a scope, and it doesn't have a stock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Rat View Post
    No. A regular pistol red dot optic doesn't have eye relief like a scope, and it doesn't have a stock.
    I was being sarcastic
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