Arm Brace Tips for the AR15 Pistol

you can always use an angled foregrip, you just cant use a picatinny railed forward handgrip! there is a difference between a foregrip and a hand grip that you can actually wrap your whole hand around! dont know where you are getting your info! a foregrip is basically just a hand stop, not an actual grip.

ATF decided saddle changes the classification to SBR. Requires tax stamp.

Hey brother, great video but that is an angled grip and is 100% legal on all pistols. Verticle grips are 90 degrees right angle from the handguard. Cheers

I was curious if it would be illegal to put a material on the end of the blade that's just rubber. Not meant for cushion but to keep the rifle from sliding around and to help get rid of that edge a little. I wanted to use the rubber they use on just the tubes.

Cant' get the ftb letter to download and can't find it on their website.

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that's an angled foregrip. The magpul AFG is ATF approved for all pistols I know, they consider it a hand stop.

Eh hanging off the end doesn't bother me, even the carbine stocks do that.

I'm not really sure of how else to contact you directly other than this, hopefully you get this. I don't usually comment on content or anything.

Anyways I had a technical question for you, which buffer do you run in this tube? Obviously a rifle buffer but I guess what I'm getting at is do you have any issues with cycling?

I know if your gas is set up correctly you shouldn't have an issue but I also know that sometimes on pistol/sbr builds overgassing can be an issue and they'll use heavier buffers to counter the problem.

What setup works best for you with this buffer tube?

Thank you and I love your videos, fantastic ideas you come up with and thank you for sharing, knowledge belongs to the world.

I'm so glad the government is protecting us from these evil vertical grips, and short barreled rifles.Proof that they truly care about us and our families.

Thanks for the info. I never knew about the VFG + AR Pistol + > 26" OAL = Firearm ATF ruling.

New video on legalities from atty on Full30. https://www.full30.com/video/f92cd24ac15f53db0d64b7508ddd9331

You don't actually have to drill out the threads in order for it to be legal.

The buffer tube you use doesn't matter as long as there's no stock.

I can't make myself look into law, it ticks me off too much. How much overall length are you saving vs. a 16" barrel standard collapsed stock?

Interesting I always thought if under 16in barrel no vertical grip. Good to know I never would of looked back at that law if not for this video.

I just use the KAK buffer tube. it has divots drilled into it to set the length of the brace.