
No. $479 is not realistic along with the product function and controls. No practical use. If one were to be burning up ammo i would get the soon to release JT grip. I want to say $30. That's affordable. Save your money and buy $450 worth in ammo.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mCCvqv4mihg

There is something much better than all of these coming...
There is something much better than all of these coming...
There is something much better than all of these coming...
Highly unlikely.Repeal of the Hughes Amendment? Worm hole or time/space warp portal that's opening up to pre-May, 1986?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Myd8sc320Hg
do you think this video will help ted cruz win?
or when Hillary plays it daily on commercials will he lose every soccer moms vote
nothing will get repealed except by a supreme court decision.....the supreme court is soon to be 5+ liberals.....your odds are better to lose all your gun rights than make FA legal
as for the trigger....i will most likely buy one for my Semi Auto M4...why not

No. $479 is not realistic along with the product function and controls. No practical use. If one were to be burning up ammo i would get the soon to release JT grip. I want to say $30. That's affordable. Save your money and buy $450 worth in ammo.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mCCvqv4mihg
Looks like a good option for an M70 AB2 underfolder though.Competition is good for the consumer.
I hadn't seen the JT Grip before... that looks like a new approach. However, for pistols, their website says,
"According to the BATF, installing the JT Grip on a pistol under 26 inches will create an AOW which is illegal without proper Form 1 paperwork, and $5 tax stamp. To legally install the JT Grip on an AR 15 or AK 47 “pistol”, the overall length needs to be greater than 26 inches."
He's wrong -- if you're an "unlicensed" INDIVIDUAL, the MAKING tax is still $200 on the Form 1; it is the TRANSFER TAX on an AOW that is the one that's just $5.
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EDIT: Also, they're really not well-suited for rifles... they won't work if you place the rifle stock against your shoulder. A SlideFire or similar stock is better for a rifle application. Pretty cool for pistols, though. I might have to have an AK pistol registered as an AOL and put one of these on it.
I fail to see where the AOW determination has anything to do with their grip and everything to do with adding a VFG to the same "pistol" (not firearm), thus the 26+" mention.Competition is good for the consumer.
I hadn't seen the JT Grip before... that looks like a new approach. However, for pistols, their website says,
"According to the BATF, installing the JT Grip on a pistol under 26 inches will create an AOW which is illegal without proper Form 1 paperwork, and $5 tax stamp. To legally install the JT Grip on an AR 15 or AK 47 “pistol”, the overall length needs to be greater than 26 inches."
He's wrong -- if you're an "unlicensed" INDIVIDUAL, the MAKING tax is still $200 on the Form 1; it is the TRANSFER TAX on an AOW that is the one that's just $5.
.
.
EDIT: Also, they're really not well-suited for rifles... they won't work if you place the rifle stock against your shoulder. A SlideFire or similar stock is better for a rifle application. Pretty cool for pistols, though. I might have to have an AK pistol registered as an AOL and put one of these on it.
I fail to see where the AOW determination has anything to do with their grip and everything to do with adding a VFG to the same "pistol" (not firearm), thus the 26+" mention.
There is something much better than all of these coming...