Shouldering a brace?

[JBKnifeworks]

Just put a piece of duct tape on the rear. Then, the Brace never touches your shoulder.

 

[JBKnifeworks]

If you go to public ranges to shoot, you have bigger problems to deal with.

 

[albatros43]

If you go to public ranges to shoot, you have bigger problems to deal with.

Can we all shoot at your house?

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

ORIGINAL POST: "Can someone please inform me on what the current laws state about shouldering a brace. I feel like this changes from year to year and I could be wrong about that.
Is it legal for me to shoulder one at a range?

Thanks for the info. It'll help me decide how my next build is configured."


No, it is not legal to shoulder one at the range, per ATF's latest decrees.
I have shouldered them before, and I must say that the length of pull is too short for me. And I generally like shorter-than-normal butt stocks. A 12" to 13" pull is fine for me.
But these AR "arm brace" things were too short to comfortably and quickly use as a shoulder stock, and I think greatly inferior to a real stock for that purpose.
I have no interest in one.
If I want a shorty AR, I'll go the SBR route and pay the $200 tax.

 

[nitrousfedlx]

Just put a piece of duct tape on the rear. Then, the Brace never touches your shoulder.

Since their so damn technical about it, this should be true. Haha

 

[strider12]

This is the best commentary on this issue. His points are spot on.

Starting at 2:30

 

[Targetmaster]

I have a KAK Blade on my CZ Scorpion and one on my AR Pistol but I always keep it .000000000000000001 away from my shoulder when I fire them

 

[albatros43]

I have a KAK Blade on my CZ Scorpion and one on my AR Pistol but I always keep it .000000000000000001 away from my shoulder when I fire them

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