[jamac99]

Yes, but they (Coharie) calls theirs a CA89. Never understood that.

When I do a search on Gunbroker for CA89 I get this:

Which is an SBR. Now there is a CA94K (which I like) but it is an AOW:

Anyone have a source for the pistol? What is the process for an AOW? Is it less painful than a SBR application? I just did an SBR and it is a pain in the a$$ in my area.

Thanks!

 

[jamac99]

AKATTACK, thanks for the PM.

Edited question as I confused myself. I was thinking of a foregrip like this one in the picture. Not a MP5K foregrip and not a SP89 foregrip.

01coltcolt, did you gut this foregrip down?

 

[jamac99]

It's still $200 to make a AOW. It is only $5.00 to transfer one. Have a SOT "make" the AOW for you and transfer it to you for $5.

Sorry for my ignorance but what is a SOT?

 

[jamac99]

The weapon in the first pic is not an SBR unless you add a buttstock and tax stamp, otherwise, it's just a big pistol. Jeff

Okay, sorry. The discription said it required a $200 SBR tax but I guess as long as you never put a stock on it than indeed it is a large pistol.

 

[jamac99]

SOT=Special Occupation Taxpayer.

You need to have a manufacturer make an AOW for you. I paid $50 for a manufacturer to 'make' an AOW out of my CA98K. The gun transferred to me on a Form 4 with a $5 tax. You have to get the fingerprints and sign-off from the sheriff or whoever in your locality, though.

Jake

Thank you. You paid $50 to have someone install a vertical grip to turn it into an AOW?

If I ever have money I think I'll just go the SBR Form 1 route and put a folding buttstock and vertical grip on it myself to emulate the MP5K-PDW.