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>>31172770
if its got a stock on it and a sub 16 inch barrel its a sbr regardless of overall length

Barrel MUST be 16" minimum to not be an SBR

>>31172770
Yes the folding stock would count that's why it is welded to the gun

>>31172770
What about a PPS-43 "pistol" with a "brace"?

>>31172788
What does "VFG" mean in that image?

>>31172834
vertical forgrip

>>31172841
Thanks. The only thing I could come up with was "very fucking gay"

>>31172801
>>31172788
>>31172814
What I believe OP wants to do is replace the short barrel with a 16" one and get a working folding stock. Which he or she could do legally with no stamp required.

>>31172904
he could legally turn a pistol into a rifle with 29.5 overall in every state except California. since ca has its own minimum length for semiauto rifles think its 30 overall not sure google your own states shit laws.

>>31172814
No. It is welded to the gun because if it wasn't welded, it would be an SBR instead of a pistol.

>>31172770
Federally, overall length is measured with a folding or collapsible stock in the extended position. So, yes, you could install a 16" barrel, then cut the weld on the stock and have a legal rifle with a folding stock. Don't know if your local laws are more restrictive.

>>31172770
Folding stocks are measured with the stock deployed or with an adjustable stock fully extended.


Source my atf agent when I was doing an f1 300blk sbr