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enforcer
Bamavol
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I see a listing for the Enforcer .30 cal. carbine pistol. I am not interested in bidding. However I would like to know would this gun be legal if it had a stock? Can you purchase a "bolt-on" stock? I assume that it is legal as a "pistol".
Comments
Unless you also extended the barrel to over 16" as well (pinned or soldered flash hider, etc)
The young'uns might think of it as a Ruger Charger on steroids!
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Originally posted by Bamavol
You confirmed what I thought. Some of these rules are weird.
You can say that again.
For example, take the "enforcer" gun above. . .its legal.
Hold the pistol grip in one hand and the magazine in the other and shoot it. . .no problem.
Now, take a second pistol grip exactly like the one on the gun and attach it to the forearm. . .and you have an "Any other weapon", which is an NFA-restricted item.
Why? Who knows. . .its another one of these senseless federal BATFE rulings.
Edit: For Alan below; No thread is complete without a picture!
Thanks for the photos ... they do tell the story well. [^]
Dean
The Iver Johnson Enforcer was GI spec., and worked very well. I hjave one of the stainless steel models.
The Enforcer is one of the worst guns ever made. I love the .30 Carbine, but the Enforcer is a POS. Never could get mine to run right.
Dean
Mine was quite useful. Load with a 30 round mag, it jammed after a few shots but having a pistol grip allowed it to function very well as a club. [:o)]