[rickj1nd]

http://www.gunbroker.com/item/621118090

 

[WebStrands]

Too funny!

 

[bastardsonofelvis]

Unless you have a sear...and that thing can take one.

 

[rickj1nd]

Unless you have a sear...and that thing can take one.

Correct

 

[Oakengineer]

Couldn't you also own a gun like an HK93 that could legally use the stock?

 

[MaxKrax]

Legally there's nothing wrong with having a pistol and a stock. Law Enforcement would not only have to know for a fact (and prove it before entering your home) that you have them inside your house but they would also have to PROVE that you were 100% about to or have attached the stock to the pistol without proper ATF paperwork. In other words, they wouldn't waste their time on such an extensive investigation unless they have proof, and buying the these in an auction is not proof of any of that. Speak to a lawyer and he will tell you the same.

With that being said, don't buy these and then put the stock on "just to take pictures" and then post it in the forums before getting your tax stamp, that's what would get you in trouble.

 

[AGG-closed]

The seller has the legal disclaimer--- certainly he would not send the buyer the A3 stock, without prior approval!!! :wink:

Tony

 

[Renegade]

Legally there's nothing wrong with having a pistol and a stock. Law Enforcement would not only have to know for a fact (and prove it before entering your home) that you have them inside your house but they would also have to PROVE that you were 100% about to or have attached the stock to the pistol without proper ATF paperwork.

Without beating a dead horse, none of this is correct. Case Law has shown they merely need to show the stock has no legal use.

 

[MaxKrax]

Ok, I guess I should have said depending on what state you are in. Which case law are you referring to?

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[axehole]

There is no sear that will fit that .22 bb gun conversion and that stock wont fit on any HK 93 or otherwise. "sp89 clone" pffft please.