Reeder Custom Guns - An SBR in the making? How does this not cause a stink when

the bbl is easily changed out?

Oh, wait, I forgot, laws are only made for honest people.

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There is no difference between this and changing a Contender pistol into a carbine.

The law hasn't got anything to do with a barrel that is easy to change. In fact every rifle barrel can be easily changed with a special tool. It is called a hacksaw.
Nothing questionable about a 1911 carbine.

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it, it has to have at least a 16" barrel. That law goes back many many years. There is no law about barrel length on a handgun. It can be a snubbie or a long barreled carbine. But if you put a stock on it, it has to be at least 16".

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Specified to 14” with a 2” muzzle brake, 16”!

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As long as the muzzle device is permanently attached, it counts towards barrel length

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just passed and many of us were damned if we were going to use a rifle and not a handgun. So one of my friends bought a 16" 475 GNR barrel, fit a 6" muzzle brake on it, added a shoulder stock to it and it passed as a rifle. When he got to Australia he changed the long muzzle brake for a normal 2" one, added a Pachmayr grip to it and he had a handgun. He got into a herd of donkeys and had a good time. Had snake for dinner one evening, a turtle the next night. Had a great time. He said it was one of his favorite hunts.

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Calm consideration is so much more effective than hasty condemnation. It is the stock, not the barrel.

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An SBR in the making? How does this not cause a stink when

TC Contender

Stink?

Thanks for the explanation. Hadn’t thought of that.

It all has to do with the stock. If the gun has a stock on

An old Indian trick was to order a Reeder barrel

muzzle device

On a hunt in Australia the new no handguns law had

Easy there friend....