Sig AR pistol stabilizer

[TripleDigitRide]

I've never seen this before. The design looks like it would be pushing the legality envelope of being oh so close to a SBR.

http://www.sigsauer.com/SigStore/sb15-pistol-stabilizing-brace-552.aspx

[Chadastrophic]

I got the email today and was wtf.

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[Guest carter]

don't think the ATF is gonna be happy with that without a tax stamp

[Trekbike]

At the end of the video it said it was "ATF approved" which would lead one to think they have already gotten their feedback on the legality.

[Guest carter]

I'd for sure carry that letter from ATF then...that can EASILY be a stock, even looks like a stock when not used

[Chucktshoes]

Best I can figure, where it walks the line of not being a stock is that it doesn't appear to actually attach to the pistol receiver extension, it just sits inside the device. It wouldn't really provide any use as a stock wiggling all loose on the tube which passes right through.

To be honest, I just think the guys at Sig enjoy thumbing their noses at the ATF by showing how silly the NFA regs are.

[Romad7]

Best I can figure, where it walks the line of not being a stock is that it doesn't appear to actually attach to the pistol receiver extension, it just sits inside the device. It wouldn't really provide any use as a stock wiggling all loose on the tube which passes right through. To be honest, I just think the guys at Sig enjoy thumbing their noses at the ATF by showing how silly the NFA regs are.

Like this 9.5" "muzzle brake". I do like this gun though.

http://www.sigsauer.com/CatalogProductDetails/sig-mpx-c.aspx

[TripleDigitRide]

They have a copy of an ATF approval letter on their website.

[TripleDigitRide]

Oops! I didn't realize someone else had already started a thread on this topic.