Law Enforcement Test of Pistol Stabilizer
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$325 for the attachment + $200 for SBR tax...eff that, Id rather buy another handgun.
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if i wanted a rifle I would have brought out a rifle
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Just buy a rifle!
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can be uses with a glock 34?
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Well,okay, its an idea and all that...but wouldn't an already existing carbine like say, the kel-tec 9mm folder do the job and have a longer barrel and higher velocities? Just a thought.
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Never bring a handgun based carbine to a .308 based battle rifle shootout.
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why would anyone register thier weapon?
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@excelerater a rifle with the barrel length of a pistol has some really good uses in tactical applications. of course this couldnt replace standard handguns however because puting it in a holster would be very awkward lol.
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Not Sure how comfortable i am putting my left hand that close to the barrel.
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Finally, a stock that makes sense ! Cant help but notice the big distance from the pistol grip to the rear of the stock is about 5 inches too long, looks uncomfortable. Otherwise, I can see the benefits using it with a select fire glock .
The following is from Turn-Key Tactical Solutions Site:
- Is it legal for a civilian to own one?
Yes, but there are some registration requirements for your Pistol
StabilizerTM compatible pistol. Putting your pistol in our product makes that
pistol a Short Barreled Rifle according to ATF. The pistol must be
registered as such on an ATF Form 1 and a $200 "making tax" must be paid (the
familiar tax stamp for NFA weapons).
armsvault 2 years ago