Glock "Buttstock" Apparatus

[Kind of Blued]

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=383702&kwtid=263146

So doesn't that turn a Glock in to an SBR? Does the Glock have to be registered on a Form 1? The only point I see in them is for a Glock 18 to make it more controllable, but I noticed someone here had one installed...

What's the deal?

 

[nalioth]

Yes, it turns it into an SBR.

If you don't have the tax stamp, it's a ticket to Club Fed.

WTG, SPG!


P.S. If SPG delivers to Canada, I suspect you can have them there.

 

[The Lone Haranguer]

The shoulder stock can be sold by itself, just not attached to the handgun. I'm a bit surprised they don't tell you this. And assault rifle parts?

The only point I see in them is for a Glock 18 to make it more controllable ...

I fail to see the point, period. Of either.

 

[buzz_knox]

The shoulder stock can be sold by itself, just not attached to the handgun. I'm a bit surprised they don't tell you this.

If you own a Glock and the shoulder stock, ATFE can/will assert that you have constructively made an SBR, as they've done many times in similar situations.

And the stock does make a Glock 18 very controllable.

 

[Conqueror]

A G18, stock, and a suppressor would make for a very tasty, lightweight carbine.

 

[Kind of Blued]

A G18, stock, and a suppressor would make for a very tasty, lightweight carbine.

Agreed!

I'd like two! With dual 33-round magazines of course.

Goshdern "no fun guns" laws...