Sorry for the stupid question!

[S2kwagon]

I don’t stay up to date on all things firearms. Are SB3 style braces legal in Ga?

 

[cmshoot]

Yes.

 

[alex4922]

Legal? Aint you ever heard of catch 22? It clearly states that they can do anything to you that
You can't stop them from doing.

 

[ReelWizard]

Yes.

 

[Jambo]

I am NOT an attorney, so take this with a grain of salt:

I believe the BATF basically stills says a brace is the same as a stock. However, there is a nationwide injunction, preventing them from enforcing the rule change until it is fully settled in court.

So, for the moment I believe you can put a brace on a pistol and it's still a pistol. However, the final outcome of the court cases may change that, so there is a risk of braced pistols becoming SBRs again in the future. Or it could be legally settled that braced pistols are pistols forever.

 

[ReelWizard]

I am NOT an attorney, so take this with a grain of salt:

I believe the BATF basically stills says a brace is the same as a stock. However, there is a nationwide injunction, preventing them from enforcing the rule change until it is fully settled in court.

So, for the moment I believe you can put a brace on a pistol and it's still a pistol. However, the final outcome of the court cases may change that, so there is a risk of braced pistols becoming SBRs again in the future. Or it could be legally settled that braced pistols are pistols forever.

Please forgive me. But posts similar to yours just adds to more confusion and doubt and questioning.

Here was the OP question:
“Are SB3 style braces legal in Ga?”

The answer is a Yes/No question.
And the correct answer is yes, they are legal in Georgia, they are still legal in Georgia as the braced AR pistol that I picked out, paid for and, registered and now own and shoot and possess.
The are legal to own, sell, and trade right here on the ODT trader.
As a matter of fact, they are still stocking, ordering and selling them in the gun store that I bought mine in.

 

[whitmo]

Please forgive me. But posts similar to yours just adds to more confusion and doubt and questioning.

Here was the OP question:
“Are SB3 style braces legal in Ga?”

The answer is a Yes/No question.
And the correct answer is yes, they are legal in Georgia, they are still legal in Georgia as the braced AR pistol that I picked out, paid for and, registered and now own and shoot and possess.
The are legal to own, sell, and trade right here on the ODT trader.
As a matter of fact, they are still stocking, ordering and selling them in the gun store that I bought mine in.

What do you mean "registered"?
Just filling out a 4473?

 

[greg vess]

Please forgive me. But posts similar to yours just adds to more confusion and doubt and questioning.

Here was the OP question:
“Are SB3 style braces legal in Ga?”

The answer is a Yes/No question.
And the correct answer is yes, they are legal in Georgia, they are still legal in Georgia as the braced AR pistol that I picked out, paid for and, registered and now own and shoot and possess.
The are legal to own, sell, and trade right here on the ODT trader.
As a matter of fact, they are still stocking, ordering and selling them in the gun store that I bought mine in.

Kind of like this post? 😎

 

[cmshoot]

Please forgive me. But posts similar to yours just adds to more confusion and doubt and questioning.

Here was the OP question:
“Are SB3 style braces legal in Ga?”

The answer is a Yes/No question.
And the correct answer is yes, they are legal in Georgia, they are still legal in Georgia as the braced AR pistol that I picked out, paid for and, registered and now own and shoot and possess.
The are legal to own, sell, and trade right here on the ODT trader.
As a matter of fact, they are still stocking, ordering and selling them in the gun store that I bought mine in.

If you bought a braced AR pistol in the state of Georgia, it ain't registered. Georgia does not have a registry.

 

[Jambo]

Please forgive me. But posts similar to yours just adds to more confusion and doubt and questioning.

Here was the OP question:
“Are SB3 style braces legal in Ga?”

The answer is a Yes/No question.
And the correct answer is yes, they are legal in Georgia, they are still legal in Georgia as the braced AR pistol that I picked out, paid for and, registered and now own and shoot and possess.
The are legal to own, sell, and trade right here on the ODT trader.
As a matter of fact, they are still stocking, ordering and selling them in the gun store that I bought mine in.

There is still a possibility that the Supreme Court will rule that a brace is actually a stock, and anything wearing one with a barrel less than 16" long is an SBR. Anyone who purchased a brace prior to that would probably not be grandfathered in, so I felt it important to let the OP know this.

My apologies for not breaking down a nuanced issue into "yes" or "no" and giving the OP additional information.