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Is the muzzle device pinned and welded to the barrel? — 3 Answers

by Seth Mello, from CO, United States Asked on March 7, 2024

Name Geissele Super Duty Mod1 5.56mm, 10.3in Complete Upper (5)
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Answered by Matthew Thwing, member, from VA, United States, on September 30, 2025

No, they only pin/weld 14.5 uppers

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Answered by Sonofmk12, member, from NV, United States, on June 07, 2025

It shouldn't be , there isnt much of a reason to pin and weld something that short , you'd need a 6 inch device to meet a 16 inch limit

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Answered by flipflopsforcambodians, member, from MO, United States, on December 02, 2024

I don't see why it would. the reason for a pin and weld would be to make the barrel 16 inch in compliance with the nfa. so this would still be shorter that. so why would it be?

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