What have you bought in the last 48 hours gun related?

Received my slide today. It's the new G47x.

 

I get your thought process.

What do you think of this whamma jamma? Not my thing, but damn sure different.



Edit: Not trying to start a fight or anything, just curious.

 

Didn’t feel like searching…..

Thoughts for a new slide for my gen3, G19? Thinking of adding a dot or something to it. Still debating though.

Go.

 

Glock release the MOS slide for the gen 3. Slide come with internal and there like $300. A little cheaper during a sale.

 

Yeah, seen that. Just wondering if there is something else I should look at.

Thanks for the reply.

 

Pink trigger is a nice touch.

 

Might need to mooooove a few things over in the safe to make room.

 

It’s probably my least favorite of the ones I own. But I love my house cows.

 

Ha-haa. Very nice.

Doggie!

 

I spotted a hole in your theory, but I will not horn in by interfering.

 

Did you? I thought it was a pretty good joke. Maybe it needed more cowbell?

 

You will just just hoof to believe me, even if you think it is udder nonsense.

 

These are the other two I picked up yesterday. Now to pick up more Ammon because I don’t have any 223

 

Can you put a pistol brace on the shotgun or does that classify as a AOW? AOW is a catch all with ATF once a rifle or pistol always a pistol or rifle.

Maybe JB can chime in?

 

I’m really not sure, bc if you did wouldn’t that make it a SBR?

 

So I did some digging on this......

Shotguns are probably the most common “any other weapon” you will see in use. Visually, they look like small shotguns and can be mistaken for short-barrel shotguns. Legally speaking, however, they are not shotguns, but merely an AOW that fires shotgun shells.

One of the main distinctions for AOWs is that they are concealable, but there is an important legal difference between an AOW and a sawed-off shotgun; a distinction that has major implications for your personal freedom.

An AOW shotgun is a firearm that is originally manufactured and assembled with an extremely short barrel. Usually pump-action, these weapons have smooth-bore barrels (no internal rifling) between 12 and 18 inches long. They can be chambered for different gauges, but are usually made for 12-gauge shells. Like other shotguns, they can fire pellets, buckshot, or slugs, and can obviously deliver a high amount of damage to the target. With such a short barrel, however, range is an issue, as slugs will fly off target and pellets will have a wide pattern.

A shotgun with a short barrel and stock removed is not an AOW. This is a sawed-off shotgun, or short-barreled shotgun. They are highly regulated and in many cases illegal to own. Arguably, there is little physical difference between an AOW shotgun and a sawed-off shotgun. Legally, there is a major difference. It may seem trivial, but although you can own an AOW, you cannot take your semi-automatic bird gun and turn it into a short, concealable weapon.

For pistols, there are a few situations where the weapon will be classified as an AOW. If a pistol or revolver has been modified to fire shotgun shells through a smoothbore barrel, it would fall under the classification of an AOW. This seems like a fairly rare situation, however. More common would be the use of pistol grips…

Many pistols have mounting accessories that allow owners to attach scopes, flashlights, additional sights, and other accessories. It’s also possible to use these mounts to attach vertical grips. If you do, you have created an AOW pistol and it will need to be registered as such.

Essentially, pistols are legally classified as weapons meant to be used in one hand (good technique calls for both hands, but, again, we’re talking about government rules). By adding an additional grip, you have made the handgun into a weapon that is now intended to be held with both hands, which would then classify the weapon as an AOW. So if you decide to mount a vertical grip, you would have to register the firearm as an AOW.

If the new overall length is less than 26 inches, the ATF will consider that concealable. A concealable firearm with a vertical foregrip is an AOW that requires registration with the ATF. The possession of an unregistered AOW is punishable as a felony.

Maybe you could put a brace on it would be fun thats for sure!!

 

Extreme gray aera .....