This is "Lady Justice". Not done modding yet.

[Cru]

SBR in Indiana =

SBS in Indiana =

 

[cgbills]

not in Indiana you don't... the legal beagles will explain better than I but I don't think you can do a short barrelled SHOTGUN in IN... I'll let the NFA wizards around here explain for sure - but it's my understanding that chopping a shotty is a no go - even with a stamp...

Really I had not heard that. I guess you can always learn something new.

 

[tradertator]

Is that a converted one, or a Tapco kit for the "sporting" factory setup?

 

[Gunfever1986]

very sweet!!! i want to take that out and rip some **** up. and then probly need a shoulder replacement to fix the damage it does to me

 

[Jtgarner]

Is that a converted one, or a Tapco kit for the "sporting" factory setup?

Looks like the tapco for the sporting setup.

Like others have said I would get a micro red dot, and then I personally would do the full conversion. I like the looks better, and it makes the gun a little shorter. But nice gun either way. Can't wait to save up the money and buy one myself.

 

[D.T.O.M.]

Very nice!

 

[TheGunDen]

I would not go with a scope but instead go with fiber optic sights it is the best way to go in my opinion. Good luck !

 

[LPPOsecurity]

If a short shotgun is a no no, can u explain a serbu super shorty?

 

[Jtgarner]

If a short shotgun is a no no, can u explain a serbu super shorty?

Pistol?

if they sell it as a pistol w/o a stock it might not count as a shotty.

I think it is the same as ARs with tiny barrels that have no stock, just a buffer tube. Because the ARs are sold as pistols the short barrels are legal, now if you put a stock on the AR pistols then you need the stamp.

(at least that is how i understand it)

 

[karodger]

Pistol?

if they sell it as a pistol w/o a stock it might not count as a shotty.

I think it is the same as ARs with tiny barrels that have no stock, just a buffer tube. Because the ARs are sold as pistols the short barrels are legal, now if you put a stock on the AR pistols then you need the stamp.

(at least that is how i understand it)

That is correct. The Serbu is an AOW. Would not be legal with a stock. Though it seems wrong, it is not classified as a SBS since it has no stock. The AR's you see are pistols. If a stock is to be added you must do the Class 3 paperwork prior.

 

[Jtgarner]

Okay yeah that is what I thought. Thanks for verifying that karodger

 

[Kelevra TAR-21]

Is that a converted one, or a Tapco kit for the "sporting" factory setup?

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It's a Tapco Kit.

 

[sj kahr k40]

Lady Justice, nice name

 

[Beans&Bullets]

Very nice gun. Congrats!

 

[tradertator]

That is correct. The Serbu is an AOW. Would not be legal with a stock. Though it seems wrong, it is not classified as a SBS since it has no stock. The AR's you see are pistols. If a stock is to be added you must do the Class 3 paperwork prior.

The other catch is that the shotgun has to have been manufactured as a handgun in order to create an AOW. You can't just take any shotgun, cut it down and add a pistol grip.