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Kendrey R. asked 8 months ago:
5 answers
No, it does not need to be registered as an SBR.
Randall A.
8 months ago
Hi Kendrey and welcome. No Sir. With the "Brace" it is still legally classified as a standard handgun/pistol. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!
James G.
8 months ago
Hi Kendry, it can be purchased the same as any other handgun, no tax stamp required, because of the pistol brace. If it had a stock, then it would have to be registered as a SBR. Stay safe & have a great day!
Ed C.
8 months ago
No, it does Not. Utilizing the Pistol brace keeps it categorized as a pistol.
Jason L.
8 months ago
No, it's not a SBR.
Kevin M.
8 months ago