What are the thoughts on these mck

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Are these good to go as far as the new brace laws if you don't use the brace or stock? Planning to use just a sling mounted to the back?
 
no, seriously...how do you really feel about them @Gray . šŸ˜¬
 
I have always thought them to be a sort of "gimmick" to git muney.
use your pistol as a pistol, train with it and get good. Use your rifle as a rifle, train with it and get good.
If you want a PCC, for ammo inventory or what ever, get a dedicated PCC rifle that will perform accurately and reliably.
Just my .02 worth....with is actually only worth .01.
 
My question was it comes with a brace or stock or sling. I believe it falls under the new brace ruling if you get the brace and you have to sbr it if you use the stock? So I should be good to go if I just use a sling on correct? This isn't for training or really anything practical it's just a new toy that I want to play with.
 
Ts_1911 said:
My question was it comes with a brace or stock or sling. I believe it falls under the new brace ruling if you get the brace and you have to sbr it if you use the stock? So I should be good to go if I just use a sling on correct? This isn't for training or really anything practical it's just a new toy that I want to play with.
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Gotcha and sorry I didn't read the text at the bottom. Per the "rule", I think it falls under the brace rule if the barrel is less than 16" long.
Someone smarter and more well versed than me will set us straight if I am wrong.
 
this "may" provide some insight.
 
If I wanted a 5 pound Glock Iā€™d get a keltec sub 2000. Lord that thing is hideous.
 


Interesting test of a ā€œstocked pistolā€. Surprisingly much worse performance than I expected.
I would guess these pistol chassis would be even less capable.
 
Yeah it does not turn your pistol into a carbine. It does allow faster shots at the longer pistol ranges (25 yds+). It also allows you to use rifle style optics typically not available.on a pistol (prism?). But it's still a pistol. I have one in the queue for approval. Let's see in any of these 5A fears pan out. .
 
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