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  Such weapons are considered particularly deadly as they offer the power of a traditional rifle
  
  How does a stabilization brace increase the power of a pistol to a rifle?
context: I give it 3 months before the SC tells them no. >
  
  Under Bruen & Heller, this should not hold up in court, but it could take years.  
  However, considering that the ATF changing an interpretation of a definition (that conflicts with their previous interpretation of that same, unchanged definition) could make millions of people felons I think an injunction is likely. >
  
  This ruling is political theater.
  There are literally millions and millions of braced pistols that have been sold legally. There should be zero chance our courts will allow that many people to be instant felons.
  "Sorry Gramps, you aren't tied into media so you had no idea the pistol you bought legally at Sportsmans Warehouse is now an illegal SBR. It's off to the clink for you!" >
  
  I believe they simply need to be reported within 120 days to avoid becoming illegal. >
  
  Guess I'm going to have to add "check to make sure every single thing I own is still legal" to my quarterly todo list. >
  
  Is it a rifle, a shotgun, or a felony >
  
  I wonder how they classify the spoons in a kitchen. >
  
  But we have to do “something” about assault spoons! >
  
  Curious -- at what distance could a set of spoons kill dozens of people (use the Las Vegas mass shooting from a hotel window as a reference point -- could he have hurled spoons)? >
  
  That would be zero, regardless of whatever weapon was used, had our “legal” system worked the way it should. Very violent and dangerous people are quietly returned to the public at large every day through plea deals, parole, etc. There’s an entire lucrative industry for it. In the case of the individual referenced above, he was actually a millionaire which insured the law would never touch him or even investigate prior allegations of wrongdoing. >
  
  How does this boost gun safety exactly? Is there an epidemic of gun crimes committed with weapons equipped with pistol braces? I’d sure love to see that statistic. >
  
  It's time to remove SBRs and suppressors from the NFA. >
  
  this is why i went sbr route. the pistol brace law was so  arbitrary, I knew it was a matter of time before this happened. >
  
  The best/worst part is that just a few years ago, they told everyone that they were legal. Like legit, they issued a formal letter stating the exact opposite of this rule.
  Kinda smells like entrapment to me.