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I'll keep that in mind

I never knew they had to.

Cool. Wasn't sure if the 50 Ounce limit applied.

What do you mean by that? My FFL has no problem selling me anything I can legally order online or buy in the store.

So do I! Love Smith

IDK I just thought it would be fun

Gentlemen, I was wondering if anyone has built an NY legal AR pistol (or if that is even possible.) I wanted to make one with a pinned mag and use bear flag loaders with it for HD. Also wanted to put a brace on it. LMK if this is ok or a no-no.

I think the comp happens to look better in the case of the USP. Thomas at .460 Rowland.com told me they may have a commercial USPc conversion on the way. For now, mine would be custom. They want $100 extra for the comp vs the ported. For that reason, and so I can still disassemble my gun, I may...

For those who are curious, my inquiry into this matter began as I wanted to convert my HK USPc .45 to .460 Rowland. The conversion normally requires a compensator. They do, however, offer a ported option that has no threading. I was fine with that, but I wanted to double check the language of...

Disclaimer or no, they shouldn't knowingly keep patently false info on the website.

With the suppressor being banned generally in NY I thought that was the case.

According to SAFE Act code, a pistol in NY is considered an assault weapon if, among other things, the pistol has a threaded barrel capable of accepting a muzzle break (brake?), flash suppressor, compensator, silencer, etc... Many of you know this already. I'd like to simply bring up two...