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Ahh, the next brace. One definition of attach is to join together, and, IMO, that definitely joins together. Wouldn't want to be the test case.
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That looks pretty easy to 3d print.... Just saying.
I'm pretty sure I saw an ATF letter a couple years ago which said that they don't consider it a stock if the shooter's grip pressure is the only thing keeping it joined to the gun. But then, we all know how reliable ATF letters are.Originally Posted by Dan Lehr
I had a chance to hold one of these not-a-stocks at the ARFCOM Gunstock meet last weekend and wasn't very impressed. Not any slight on the product itself, but because of the larger problem that stocked pistols are dumb. I'm talking about actual service pistol-sized pistols, not really-a-rifle-but-lacking-a-true-buttstock "pistols".
^^^There is that. If you can’t get hits with an optic-equipped 1911, then a weird ass stock thingy isn’t going to help.
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There has been an Austrian version kicking around for awhile.
It also is less Strike Industries in appearance.
https://www.robertrtg.com/store/pc/A...OL-8p10390.htm
There was one of these in the 1970s for revolvers. I remember the ads in Guns and Ammo. Grip pressure held it to the revolver.
I recall a similar product from the 90’s. Mark White at SoundTech silencers used to make them.
https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....hey-classified
Last edited by jandbj; 09-27-2023 at 06:59 AM.
$125 is a pretty high markup for a $2 piece of plastic. I'm betting on a flood of $25 3D printed versions killing this company within a year.
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