questions re AR-15 pistol laws

[Bang]

If you touch the buffer tube to your shoulder while aiming and firing, are you in violation of any law?

If you have a bipod on the front of an AR-15 pistol, and shoot it from a bench (or any supported manner) are you in violation:

A- touching buffer tube to shoulder

B- Not touching buffer tube to shoulder

[Ricochet]

You forgot option C- Is anyone going to actually call the feds if they see the buttstock tube touch your shoulder.

[Emptymag]

I shot my 30-30 lever gun with one hand and now I have to have it transferred to myself to stay legal because it's now considered a handgun.

Not really, but it isn't any more asinine.

[USMC3531]

IMO shoot how you want, I wouldnt use bipods as a forward grip with others around tho. there is no law as of now against bipods on a pistol.

[Bang]

A combo forward grip/push-button bipod would be illegal. That's what got me thinking about an actual bipod turning a pistol into a rifle. The laws are nuts and f'd up, and I got to wondering...

[USMC3531]

yea it gets silly with what is and isnt allowed according to nfa. forward vertical grip makes a pistol an AOW unless its 26"+

[Gunsnwater]

You know nobody ever asks about a forward horizontal grip, like grabbing a sten mag.

[USMC3531]

You know nobody ever asks about a forward horizontal grip, like grabbing a sten mag.

in one of the letters it says any grip protruding at a 90 degree angle to the bore

[bluetrane2028]

in one of the letters it says any grip protruding at a 90 degree angle to the bore

Yet, the magwell grips are OK.

[USMC3531]

Yet, the magwell grips are OK.

there is a trend that if you cant wrap your thumb around it its not a grip. like the magpul afg, and the california grip blocker things.