I think that once it is mated to a rifle lower and licensed as an SBR it cannot go back to being a pistol. I may be mistaken, of course, but I remembersomething like that.74novaman wrote:Yeah I've been reading up on all of that.anygunanywhere wrote:
You probably know this, but there are implications about making the SBR.
I understand there's some drawbacks and costs.....but just from dry firing/handling the thing, I think it would be a lot more useful with a stock.
Maybe when I get it to the range I'll change my mind and keep it as a pistol.
I'm considering changing the sights too. Plastic sights are fine on a range toy, but if I decide to actually keep it as a trunk gun or something, I think I'd prefer something a little more durable.
Anygunanywhere