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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gfercaks33" data-source="post: 2940989" data-attributes="member: 5457">I have read the letters and essentially it say it's legal if you use it as intended, with your arm essentially straight out how you would hold a pistol. To each their own, but I rarely see people try and shoot their at pistol like that, they try to bring it up and get a cheek weld. It's the same hoopla that the sig brace got, atf said it's fine but when every one started shouldering it that's where it became a problem. We can go on and on about the subject but the vast majority of people who bought stabilizers and braces bought them to get around a tax stamp. Personally I dislike putting the pistol tube up to my cheek to aim down the sights properly and it's even worse holding it out away from my body like a pistol. I have it in the configuration currently as I am waiting.Op on some of your build the number one question I got and have seen when these types of threads pop up is what do you want the gun to do. Do you want to plink, compete, self defense, hunt, etc. after you made that choice go with how you want it to look, and finally do the accessorizing phase. From first hand experience I will tell you I built mine the way I wanted it and now it's changed and I'm sure it will change again in the future. I saw some people who mentioned the trigger in my rifles they both have jp springs ( one reduced power and one reliability kit) and the set screw mod, the reduced power has a nice pull but I ran into issues until o modified the hammer and now it's a champ. Personally I love those trigger mods for less than $20 you can get a really nice trigger.</blockquote>

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