Pistol Brace Executive Order

[bogey1]

Got ya. Does it collapse flush to the end plate? Looking at the pics between sb and maxim, the maxim used a short tube and collapsed further. I played with the sb and it would need the back cut to collase further. Kind of turns me off of that one. Think the maxim is 5 pos instead of 3 pos on the sb too.


Something in your pic looks like its a maxim brace on an SB tube*double check your length on that*if its sb then a standard carbine buffer and spring are used*maxim has proprietary. JP makes an SCS setup for maxim tube


The troy looked nice but then you have to SBR it

Thats as far as it collapses, its a 3 position. I'll get in touch with the seller when
it comes time to get those parts.

[buckengr]

We're talking about an AK pattern 12ga title 1 firearm other. Like the SPETS-12 or alternatively the Tac14, Shockwave etc..

Tac 14, Shockwave and the like are >26" OAL with the factory bird's head grip and don't fit any other definition for a category of arm. Therefore, they are "firearms", not AOWs.

[Mr_Gixxer]

Tac 14, Shockwave and the like are >26" OAL with the factory bird's head grip and don't fit any other definition for a category of arm. Therefore, they are "firearms", not AOWs.

Yea, I get that they aren't AOWs and why. If the Tac14 and Shockwave come with birds head grips I wouldn't really know, I was just using examples of exactly what I thought I was referencing from a quick image search but were irrelevant to my topic. Start from post 277 to read the question and the replys and you'll understand the progression of the discussion.

https://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.p...68#post4712568

[USMC3531]

Yea, I get that they aren't AOWs and why. If the Tac14 and Shockwave come with birds head grips I wouldn't really know, I was just using examples of exactly what I thought I was referencing from a quick image search but were irrelevant to my topic. Start from post 277 to read the question and the replys and you'll understand the progression of the discussion.

https://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.p...68#post4712568

where do these braces stand for smoothbore items like the komrad? all i keep hearing about is ar pistols and pistol carbines.

Looks like you'll have to add about 3" to a konrad to stay legal. I'd be looking for a muzzle break myself

[HanzMcFeely]

Thats as far as it collapses, its a 3 position. I'll get in touch with the seller when
it comes time to get those parts.

:thumbsup:

Now to confuse you even more the maxim is an SB And the SB is a Maxim. The SB pdw brace was designed in conjunction with Maxim. The change is in that buffer tube and the logo stamped on the back of the brace. I suspect the GB seller listed the SB as a Maxim or cobbled both together to make one kit (maxim brace with sb tube and “end plate” assembly) from two.

[bogey1]

:thumbsup:

Now to confuse you even more the maxim is an SB And the SB is a Maxim. The SB pdw brace was designed in conjunction with Maxim. The change is in that buffer tube and the logo stamped on the back of the brace. I suspect the GB seller listed the SB as a Maxim or cobbled both together to make one kit (maxim brace with sb tube and *end plate* assembly) from two.

I have no idea. It says maxim on the back of the brace. I think the guy had 160 braces.

[akley88]

Looks like you'll have to add about 3" to a konrad to stay legal. I'd be looking for a muzzle break myself

conveniently Kalashnikov USA makes a muzzle brake for it that is 3"

[widgetman101]

I was in at the Sportsman Warehouse this weekend and they must be getting ready for the upcoming changes. All the AR Pistols there had the generic ones that look like an extended buffer tube.

[akley88]

I was in at the Sportsman Warehouse this weekend and they must be getting ready for the upcoming changes. All the AR Pistols there had the generic ones that look like an extended buffer tube.

its a smart move until lawsuits solve this issue. why would you wanna sit on something like that as a business.

[esh21167]

conveniently Kalashnikov USA makes a muzzle brake for it that is 3"

I believe that would have to be permanently attached.