Actually it doesn't. The definition you are referring to is for a pistol under the 'Oklahoma Firearms Act of 1971' which applies to Title 21 § 1289.1 through 1289.17 and not to 'Oklahoma Self-Defense Act' which applies to Title 21 § 1290.1 through 1290.25, which governs permitted carry.
Actually it doesn't. The definition you are referring to is for a pistol under the 'Oklahoma Firearms Act of 1971' which applies to Title 21 § 1289.1 through 1289.17 and not to 'Oklahoma Self-Defense Act' which applies to Title 21 § 1290.1 through 1290.25, which governs permitted carry.
The ATF basically stated as long as the stabilizer is mounted proper, it is not their concern how it is fired. Per Jason(PO) and owner of CJ's in Bethany
That is what I read into it.
Well I've had mine installed for awhile now and have shot it at public ranges around a lot of people and no one has questioned the legality of it as of yet.
