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So, where would I be able to get clarification concearning the state definition of a glock that is registered as an SBR?

ScottDLS wrote:I carry a MAC10/9mm machine gun. 36rd mags, 1200 RPM! Even though its the size of a (very large, very heavy) pistol, it is not a handgun under Texas law...And if I switch the selector to semi, I can (barely) shoot it with one hand.

OK...OK...I don't really do this, but I could legally. And I do own one.

After reading this post I had an epiphany, of sorts. I was looking for accessories for my glock and came across an advert for a stock. The ad also had the warning that if you own a glock pistol and bought the stock, you would then have to register the pistol as an SBR. So my idea is that if my glock is now registered as a short barreled rifle I should now be able to carry my “rifle” around anywhere and not be constrained by the handgun laws. I could even conceal that "rifle" and not have to have a CHL. I would just need to have the ATF tax paperwork with me whenever I am carrying that rifle around. Just a thought.