Quoted: My problem is that when you read they use very specific wording that does not describe what we are talking about in this thread. They mention numerous times that you have no issues as long as you don't assemble a gun regulated by NFA.
This has turned into an excellent discussion with great points made on both sides. I truly appreciate all of these replies and information. This has been discussed numerous times before and there is no clear winner. No one is going to change anyone's mind on it for the most part, and no one is going to "prove" their argument correct.
You can almost tell how old the person is by where they stand on it though. BATFE seems not to care too much these days as long as there is nothing else going on. Back in the day the Thompson case only applied to that specific firearm, then they changed their "opinion" and it applied to all pistols, now it seems they have let it apply to all rifles but haven't released an official "opinion" of it.
Depending on your state and other local laws, it may be an issue locally even if not federally. Then add to the fact that with many firearms, a new frame or receiver costs less than a stamp, and it's just easier to have a spare pistol setup to switch to. I can see both sides to the argument, but until that argument happens and is settled in a courthouse, there is no end to it.
Quoted: All my Form 1's say the same thing Quoted: The question is, when an SBR is made from a pistol, does the prior status as a pistol still hold? Or is it now a rifle for the future? Quoted: I'm not sure that the fact the ATF says it holds is enough to convince me. Quoted: So again, what would be the benefit of asking ATF about this anymore? We cannot prove the scenario to be unlawful either, so why ask them? I guess the simple answer is this View Quote As long as the receiver that you are going to title 2, SBR, is a pistol first, you can go back to a pistol.
As long as the receiver that you are going to title 2, SBR, is a pistol first, you can go back to a pistol. Got a link or letter? To shoulder or not shoulder a pistol brace is determined by fiat by the BATFE, not as written by any laws.
They can decide whatever they want- bump stocks did not fit the lawful definition of a machine gun but were outlawed after BAFTE amended the law as written by Congress and the new, amended definition contradicts machine-gun definition as written by Congress. What a mess. What I do, and have done on several occasions, when I have a question about the laws or just procedural matters such as just one set of fingerprint cards needed for a batch of F1 or F4's is ask the experts using the eform website, they have always been very quick to answer and always helpful for me.
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Make sure to follow all local and federal regulations regarding suppressor use and ownership. The rimfire Vector 22 CRB is capable of accepting a sound suppressor. Thread Specifications:. Do you make a Vector for New York? We do not make a model for Connecticut, where our Vector platform is considered an assault weapon. The Gen 1 Vector was only available chambered in.
The Gen 2 Vector receiver will accept either the Gen 2 upper assembly with the original integrated hinge mount or the current Gen 2. The Gen 1 Vector receiver will only accept the original Gen 1 upper assembly and must be updated to Gen 2 specifications to be able to use a Gen 2 upper assembly with updated fire control group.
In an ongoing effort to continue to refine the Vector platform since its first introduction in , the Vector saw its first major revision in with the introduction of the Gen 2 revision. The internal components were refined for better reliability as well as better compatibility with a wider range of ammunition specifications. In , the Vector GEN 2. The nearly-decade-old design of the integrated hinge mount was replaced with integrated AR buffer tube threading in addition to internal threading.
While the original hinged side folding stock is no longer compatible, removing the reliance on the integrated hinge mount allows us to offer new stock and arm brace solutions, as well as wider compatibility with aftermarket solutions. In addition to the capability of directly attaching a standard AR buffer tube and a stock of your choice, the GEN 2. Which one is compatible with my Vector?
All Gen 1 Vector models, as well as Gen 2 Vector models manufactured prior to April , had a built-in hinge mount on the right side of the upper housing. This integrated hinge mount was designed for mounting the original Vector side folding stock.
In early , a non-folding adapter was introduced to allow for mounting aftermarket stocks and arm braces that utilize a standard AR milspec or commercial-spec buffer tube. This adapter has been discontinued as of as it is not used with the current production Vector. The current GEN 2. The upper housing was updated to remove the integrated hinge mount and add integrated buffer tube threading as well as an internal screw boss. This allows for direct mounting of an AR buffer tube to install your choice of the numerous AR butt stocks on the market.
The optional Ambidextrous Side Folding Adapter is offered to allow for an AR buffer tube-mounted stock to be folded to the side, as well as a dedicated Ambidextrous Side Folding Stock that is adjustable in length. We do not manufacture an adapter to allow for the original integrated hinge stock to be attached to the current Gen 2. The ambidextrous side folding adapter and the ambidextrous side folding stock cannot be attached to the Gen 1 and Gen 2 Vector with the integrated hinge mount.
For additional accessory space, the Vector Side Picatinny Rail Kit may be purchased and attached to the side of the receiver. While there are provisions on the left and right side for this accessory rail, we only recommend mounting accessories to the right side of the receiver to avoid interference with the charging handle.
These handguards have mounting points throughout so you may attach one or more Picatinny Rail Kits or M-LOK accessories compatible models and your desired accessories.
Please visit our online store for more information. Can I use a Vector 22 receiver with a centerfire upper? Can I use a centerfire Vector receiver with Vector 22 upper? The Vector 22 is a dedicated rimfire platform.
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