ar-15 folding stock in Ma.

[jasceni]

is it legal after purchase to remove the pinned stock and add a after market stock that folds?

 

[jasons]

Not unless you pin that one too. Awesome, huh? (Unless it's a pre-ban lower of course.)

With that said, there are very few folding stocks that will work on an AR anyway. You'd need to do something about the buffer and buffer tube. Unless you went with a small caliber like .22 or maybe 9mm I don't think you could do it. (Someone will be along shortly to correct me if I'm wrong.)

 

[Kevlar]

Only if the rifle is "pre-ban".

 

[jasceni]

oh poop thanks anyways

 

[Blitz1]

How can you have a folding stock on an AR? Really, legit question.

 

[vellnueve]

How can you have a folding stock on an AR? Really, legit question.

Convert it into an LR-300.

 

[richc]

Technically speaking... in a twisted sort of way... could he have the folding stock on a post ban if he removed one other evil feature? For example, remove the pistol grip, or make the magazine non-removable?

I know...

 

[vellnueve]

Of course.

 

[cmacclel]

Convert it into an LR-300.

Forget about that......LR300 is no more. Para USA bought them out 2 years ago and they wont even sell the upper and stock kit to MA. I just got off the phone with them............It's amazing how MFG's have no clue about laws. As long as the kit is installed on a Pre-Ban lower it is legal. When I questioned them about it she said something like we can't sell this because of the folding stock to MA because it's easily concealed.


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[PaulD]

How can you have a folding stock on an AR? Really, legit question.

The new Rock River piston AR can use a folding stock. Of course, I'm not sure it's exactly an AR anymore.

 

[cmacclel]

The new Rock River piston AR can use a folding stock. Of course, I'm not sure it's exactly an AR anymore.

I just called RRA there at least 3 months out from production.

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