Diamondback Firearms DB15 Pistol 5.56 NATO Black AR-15 Pattern

A: Devin, no tax stamp required, this is considered a pistol and treated as any other handgun. It is not considered a short barreled rifle. As long as it is legal where you live, it is the same as any other handgun. Have a great day!

A: No tax stamp required as it is a pistol with a brace not a SBR (short barreled rifle)

A: Devin, no Sir. With the Brace instead of an actual Shoulder Stock, the classification remails a standard Handgun/Pistol. Cheers and Happy Holidays!

A: Nope! Not for Florida. This is totally legal and does not need extra paperwork. I hope this helps!

A: Luis, there are zero restrictions on this configuration in the State of Florida. Cheers and enjoy!

A: Luis, no paperwork/tax stamp necessary. Just letting you know even though this is called a flash can it does nothing to suppress the flash, infact it probably makes it worse. This helps direct sound and gases forward away from the shooter. It doesn't actually make it quiter but the sound goes forward instead of backwards making it sound quiter. With short barreled AR-15s this is very helpful. The shorter the barrel the louder they are. So I put a similar sound forwarder on all of my short barreled AR-15s. Hope this helps.

A: Frank, this is an incorrect photo. It's the exact same pistol but different trigger. On Diamondbacks website it has a standard milspec trigger. If you Google the upc 810035751668 you can view better pictures. Hope this helps.

A: This is odd, some sites are listed as CMC while others are listed as a standard trigger. I would contact Buds customer service to be sure. Customer Service at 1-859-368-0371 9am-9pm EST Mon-Fri. Or use the blue "Chat Now" button at the bottom right corner 9am to 9pm Mon - Sat and 9am to 7pm Sunday. I hope this helps!

A: Frank, pretty certain it has the Standard Mil-Spec Trigger Group. You can always get the most accurate info by UPC code directly from Diamondback Customer Service at PHONE: (321) 305-5995. Cheers and stay safe!