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Kenneth T. asked 5 years ago:
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Hi, As long as your MCK comes with brace rather than stock, your pistol will still be considered as a pistol and not SBR. However, if your MCK features a stock, it will automatically be considered as SBR and will require a tax stamp. MCK usually comes with a brace and will clearly mark version with stock as NFA items. Cheers.
Trin K.
5 years ago
Ken, no Sir the Handgun/Pistol status is not changed. The only change from this classification would be the addition of an actual shoulder stock. Cheers and stay safe!
James G.
5 years ago
Ken, No tax stamp needed if you do not alter the MCK in any way.
Michael W.
5 years ago