Sig arm brace might now become an sbr

[LANTIRN]

You are forgetting that each stamp is 200 bucks. They make money on NFA items. It is driven by revenue.

They will not stop that gravy train.

It is a different discussion all together, but I am not entirely convinced they make money off of them. The gov is grossly incompetent with money, and by the time you factor in salary per hour, other benefits, power bills, costs of pens, paper, ink, etc etc, I am not sure they make money on it. I could be wrong, but I have my doubts.

[YALE]

It is a different discussion all together, but I am not entirely convinced they make money off of them. The gov is grossly incompetent with money, and by the time you factor in salary per hour, other benefits, power bills, costs of pens, paper, ink, etc etc, I am not sure they make money on it. I could be wrong, but I have my doubts.

Regardless of whether they turn a profit on NFA stamps, I am no convinced the ATF is concerned with generating revenue. More stamp applications just mean more work for them.

[CJ]

And now they're completely worthless.

[Craizie]

Anyone want to buy a slightly used sig arm brace?

[Roscoe]

anyone want to buy a slightly used sig arm brace?

$9.95

[inline 6]

They are so fugly to start with they aren't worth shit now. Has anyone ever used it as intended anyways? It seems like the entire concept of the thing was to skate the law in the first place.

[War Machine]

They're still legal, just can't shoulder them. Right?

[CJ]

They are so fugly to start with they aren't worth shit now. Has anyone ever used it as intended anyways? It seems like the entire concept of the thing was to skate the law in the first place.

Of course it was.

[Craizie]

$9.95

$10 more than I paid.

[LANTIRN]

They are so fugly to start with they aren't worth shit now. Has anyone ever used it as intended anyways? It seems like the entire concept of the thing was to skate the law in the first place.

I shouldered a Sig pistol in gander mountain a few months ago, but have never fired one. The guy at the counter didn't care like I figured he would. Length of pull was short but not too terrible and the sb15 surprisingly did not feel too bad. I don't know how it would feel with recoil, though. I imagine it would be pretty uncomfortable on an AK, though. I also put it on my arm like it is supposed to be used and it did actually provide alot of stability holding it one handed, but again I have no idea how it felt with recoil.

[Moose242]

It seems like the entire concept of the thing was to skate the law in the first place.

Of course it was.

I called the inventor out on this and he raged, claiming the only purpose of the device was to help injured war veterans missing arms/mobility to shoot AR pistols. I asked how the hell they were supposed to load, charge, etc with one arm and this resulted in further rage.

These things make a shitty stock and an even shittier arm brace.

[LANTIRN]

Of course it was.

I called the inventor out on this and he raged, claiming the only purpose of the device was to help injured war veterans missing arms/mobility to shoot AR pistols. I asked how the hell they were supposed to load, charge, etc with one arm and this resulted in further rage.

These things make a shitty stock and an even shittier arm brace.

Granted I have never fired a pistol with one of these attached, but when I strapped it to my arm as intended in the store it made a huge difference vs not using it. It actually did seem to work pretty well as designed, though yes you would need a second hand to charge and reload the thing.

[Moose242]

Granted I have never fired a pistol with one of these attached, but when I strapped it to my arm as intended in the store it made a huge difference vs not using it. It actually did seem to work pretty well as designed, though yes you would need a second hand to charge and reload the thing.

You know what would work better?

A bipod.

[Cooter]

Of course it was.

I called the inventor out on this and he raged, claiming the only purpose of the device was to help injured war veterans missing arms/mobility to shoot AR pistols. I asked how the hell they were supposed to load, charge, etc with one arm and this resulted in further rage.

These things make a shitty stock and an even shittier arm brace.

I've never seen the draw to them, personally

[Craizie]

I didn't have any problems with it on my 5.56 pistol. Granted I wouldn't have purchased one, but I like free shit, so I had to try it out.