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07-21-2013, 08:22 AM
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Many people on the forums get weirded out by stocks on wrong guns, besides cut down shotguns, I have never heard of someone being charged, that said its in black n white in the batf C&R regulations.
In the 19060's there was a rash of fears that stock lugs were verbotten completely and you find lugs ground out. The word was that just owning a stock and gun was a $10,000 fine. Of course later rulings said that was not true. Someone should do a write up and state that any four inch used for police could have a stock attached...
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07-21-2013, 09:07 AM
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Not sure what that means. Are you suggesting that someone petition the BATFE to add a stocked Police Luger to the exempt category along with LP08s, Navys, Carbines, etc.? Unless I am out of date, I am not aware of any current regulation that permits a four inch used for police to have a stock attached.
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