Snail drums and the law

[mystical_tutor]

Originally Posted by Edward Tinker

There is no federal law that states you can not use an artillery drum in a 4 inch luger

Stocks yes, magazines no

I'm a little slow there Ed. Read the comment and missed half of it. I didn't know that you can not use a stock with a 4" barrel. For my edification can you guide me to where it is? I need to be able to reference that.

Is it worded in such a way that navies with navy stocks and artillerys with artillery stocks are OK or is it more generalized?

Important info I did not know... "ignorance of the law is no excuse"

Gary

[John Sabato]

Originally Posted by mystical_tutor

I'm a little slow there Ed. Read the comment and missed half of it. I didn't know that you can not use a stock with a 4" barrel. For my edification can you guide me to where it is? I need to be able to reference that.

Is it worded in such a way that navies with navy stocks and artillerys with artillery stocks are OK or is it more generalized?

Important info I did not know... "ignorance of the law is no excuse"

Gary

Gary, look up the National Firearms Act (NFA) of 1934, read until you find the term "Short Barreled Rifle (SBR)"... Then go to the BATFE (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) website and see the list of the ONLY versions of pistols that can use a shoulder stock because they are Curios and Relics (C&R) and are exempted from the National Firearms Act.

Putting a shoulder stock on a pistol with less than a 16" barrel, (if it is not on the C&R list) is a federal offense (construction of a short barreled rifle). A $10,000 fine and a Ten Year all expenses paid vacation to a Federal "Resort" facility, and loss of your privilege to own firearms is a big price to pay for ignorance of the law.

Also see: http://www.lugerforum.com/BATF.html