I have a suggestion, I have brought this to the attention of Bob Lusk, NRA-ILA EVC, Indianapolis and showed him the absurdity with the so called ban on SBS and how a judge changed the law as written, I suggest anyone who would like to get this straightened out contact him for guidance.
At at issue is I have a Ithaca stakeout, a 12 gauge AOW which is around 24" long with a pistol grip which is okay to own, I also have a HK FP6 SBS which has a 14" barrel and a shoulder stock which is around 28" long, both have all legal signed and stamped papers for them yet some say the HK is illegal based on a judges ruling on a case. The law in defining a sawed off shotgun gives 2 criteria, a barrel less then 18" and this is the key word AND a overall length less then 26", the judge said the legislature "meant" to use the word "or" which totally changes the law, this is why SBS are being shot down by the BATFE now.
You want citations, I got it from the head of the BATFE on the phone when they wouldn't approve my second SBS as to what they were basing it on.
So, the law is basically up to interpretation of whoever is looking at it?
No thanks. Too much wiggle room. Get that **** ironed out first.
Guess what happens when someone wants it to go against you..............