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Only if you did a lot of paperwork and got a NFA tax stamp to make it a SBR (short barrel rifle ) before you changed the stock without that paperwork it would be ILLEGAL to put a stock on and replace the "brace"

You would need to do a lot of paperwork and got a NFA tax stamp to make it a SBR (short barrel rifle ) before you changed the stock without that paperwork it would be ILLEGAL to put a stock on and replace the "brace"

Quintin, only if you do the required NFA Paperwork and $200 Tax Stamp since a Shoulder Stock changes the classification from a Pistol to a SBR "Short Barreled Rifle".

Nice cut and paste of my answer steve P Please select a best answer. Also please note that the 1st answers given are at the bottom of the thread. You can select more than one best answer by opening the question in multiple windows/tabs (before selecting best answer) then selecting a different answer in each window/tab

Only if you did a lot of paperwork and got a NFA tax stamp to make it a SBR (short barrel rifle ) before you changed the stock without that paperwork it would be ILLEGAL to put a stock on and replace the "brace"

Steve P - the low life parasite, stealing the answers of others. How many gift card have you won doing this Steve P? Ever stop to think you are committing fraud?

Quintin - AR pistols do not have a 'stock'. they have a 'brace'. the two are very different. Should you decide to simply change the brace on this pistol to a shoulder stock, you have just made it into a "Short Barreled rifle" - a felony, if you don't get the ATF tax stamp before you do it.