Sig braces now legal to shoulder?

[fattboyzz]

Then there's this statement from Shockwave Technologies, then manufacturer of the Shockwave Blade.

It appears that these are covered in the ruling as well, and that MAC has misinterpreted the new ruling as it pertains to what is "permanently affixed".



Source: http://shockwavetechnologies.com/site/?p=3524

This is better news to me !

 

[BIKER13]

well whoop dee doo like nobody was shouldering one any way

 

[500mag]

well whoop dee doo like nobody was shouldering one any way

Who WASN'T shouldering their Sig Brace?

 

[Johnny B. Goode]

I always put a piece of tissue paper on my shoulder, so by ATF rules, my blade never touches my shoulder

Welllllll.... If ya really wanna get technical...

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1535883939768894

 

[Rolling_trip]

Welllllll.... If ya really wanna get technical...

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1535883939768894

You're going to go get butt****ed by bubba un the federal pen..



No not really

 

[spencer60]

I think one of the key points is that if you build it with the intention of using it like a stock all the time, you are still violating the law.

From what they said it's still only legal to shoulder a brace by accident or 'situationally', which I'm guessing means that your shooting angle causes the contact.

In short, it's the same 'constructive intent' loophole they always give themselves. They haven't really backed off their position, just mellowed it for folks who 'accidentally' touch one to their shoulders once in a while.

As for it just applying to one brand of brace... that doesn't seem too likely. After all, when they went down this whole road it was about the SIG brace if I remember, yet it applied to all of them.

 

[boxer90]

There are worse things he could be doing with that tissue...

Guns need lubrication too ya know.

 

[Bagman]

well whoop dee doo like nobody was shouldering one any way

don't ask don't tell....

 

[Bagman]

I think one of the key points is that if you build it with the intention of using it like a stock all the time, you are still violating the law.

From what they said it's still only legal to shoulder a brace by accident or 'situationally', which I'm guessing means that your shooting angle causes the contact.

In short, it's the same 'constructive intent' loophole they always give themselves. They haven't really backed off their position, just mellowed it for folks who 'accidentally' touch one to their shoulders once in a while.

As for it just applying to one brand of brace... that doesn't seem too likely. After all, when they went down this whole road it was about the SIG brace if I remember, yet it applied to all of them.

Would be kind of hard for them to prove which contact was an "accident" versus "situational" IMO

 

[BIKER13]

serious question;
In the case oh SHTF are you gonna give a **** what the ATF has to say?