I want one too!!
its not an aow allegedly because its not a shotgun. its a firearm, and as such, it only needs to conform to the 26.5 oal rule. allegedly. i want to talk a friend into it. that way i could play with it, but not have it around my neck if push came to shove...
I don't think an ffl would take it and sell it to you if it wasn't legal would they?
I'm not sure on this one. They are correct that if it never had a stock on it, and was manufactured as a handgun it would not be classified as a NFA item. I'm new to the Class III world so don't take my word on it. Dustin Gaunder is probably the man to ask on this one.
I've been keeping an eye on this. Not sure what I think about it.
Same here.
It sure is interesting. I think the idea is the same as the Franklin Armory XO-26.
It has to be AOW at a minimum though.... right?????
No, to be an AOW it has to be concealable. ATF defines concealable as under 26". These are over 26", so they are not AOW's, just "firearms". The barrel under 16" is the gray area, but since they do not have a stock they are not SBR's or SBS's.
