The judge, a .410 and 45 LC, pistol is completely legal. So,

The stock on mine was shittly made and is spitting in half. So should I risk it?

If you don't cut the barrel.

>>31095479
Probably would have been better off buying a Contender pistol.

Make sure to maintain overall length requirements as well.

>>31095479
Once a rifle always a rifle.
So if you are asking to turn it into a pistol, then no. Its a rifle, so turning it into a pistol by cutting off the stock and making the barrel under 16", would make it a SBR and is illegal without a tax stamp.
If you are simpling looking to cut off the stock but keep the barrel over 16" and the overall length over 26". Then yea thats fine.
Unless its a shotgun, in that case the barrel needs to be at least 18.5"

Well. I'm gonna do it anyway

>>31095479
Once a rifle, it can't be turned into a pistol or it's illegal under NFA laws

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>>31095662

It is a horribly dumb law. The supreme court actually ruled that sawed off shotguns didn't have military value, which is false. Now that the Supreme Court has upheld the right to self defense, there is no excuse for this horrible law.

One thing to keep in mind about the NFA is that it was passed when the average infantry man was armed with a bolt action rifle.

>>31095785
Very true. To add on to that, the NFA was written when the average cop on the street was carrying a .38 Special Revolver

>>31095479
Atf pls go

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>>31095785
Yeah, the m26 proves that ruling was misguided.