Stock for an SP-89?

[Vendor Defendor]

I have an SP89 and I have come to find that I can't really find a comfortable position to fire it from. What I see a lot of MP5's with are either a collapsable stock or a plastic stock. Could I put one of these on an SP-89? And where would I find one from if I can? I think they are pretty much the same gun right?

thanks.

[gvass]

"What I see a lot of MP5's with are either a collapsable stock or a plastic stock. Could I put one of these on an SP-89?"

In the USA: NO!!!!!

It is ILLEGAL!!!

You make an unregistered short barrelled rifle, which is an NFA-weapon!!!

It is a federal crime!

[Triad]

You can put a stock on it if you register it as a SBR.

I don't know where to get the stock, but the folks at http://www.hkpro.com will probably be happy to help.

[Vendor Defendor]

why would putting a stock on an SP89 be illegal? that makes no sense

so putitng this on my gun would be illegal?

http://www.gunsamerica.com/guns/976438761.htm

:confused:

[boofus]

Any weapon that has a stock is considered a rifle. Rifles have to be at least 26" in overall length and have a 16" barrel or they are short-barreled rifles and fall under the category of Title 2 weapons. Unregistered Title 2 weapons will put you in the pound-you-in-the-ass prison for up to 10 years.

Don't put a forward grip on the SP89 either. Because then it becomes an unregistered Any-Other-Weapon with the same penalties. If you register it as an AOW you can put the forward grip on it but still no stock. If you register it as a SBR you can put the stock and/or forward grip on it. The stock can't be a folding stock and you can't have a flash suppressor on it until Sept 14. Full-auto is a complete no-no.

If you aren't in the United States, disregard all of the above and knock yourself out. :scrutiny:

[natedog]

why would putting a stock on an SP89 be illegal? that makes no sense

That's gun control for you...Don't you feel safer? :barf:

[Vendor Defendor]

No, I'm in Florida, no way around it, oh well... I guess I just need to find a comfortable way to find it... oh well, thanks for saving me a trip from the police station if you know what I mean.

Thanks

[natedog]

If you really want a stock, just go for it. It takes a bit of paper work, and I think the SBR tax is $200. Life is too short to spend with guns that you don't like.

[Hkmp5sd]

The stock can't be a folding stock and you can't have a flash suppressor on it until Sept 14.
The SP-89 is a pre-ban assault weapon.

If you want to add the stock and/or foregrip, fill out and submit ATF Form 1 along with a check for $200. When ATF returns the form approved, you can buy and add the stock.

[natedog]

A further option would be to add a 16" HK 94 barrel and a stock, making it legally a rifle. However, adding a 16" barrel to an SP 89 sorta defeats the purpose.

[SouthpawShootr]

Just do the paperwork and get the gun the way you want it. The tax stamp will only cost you about 10% of the cost of the gun.