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Is this brace meet the qualifications for the ATF and the law about Stocks/Braces on a AR Pistol? — 1 Answer

by Robert, from LA, United States Asked on May 30, 2022

Name Strike Industries AR Pistol Stabilizer Brace (4.2)
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Answered by Strike Industries, Manufacturer from NV, United States, on June 22, 2022

The Stab-ARP was designed to be used as a Fin-type stabilizing brace. However, currently, we are unable to specifically answer this question. The final ruling regarding pistol braces will go into effect in August. Information on ATF's website on whether a brace can even be used is dependent on the final configuration of the pistol using a checklist. Search ATF definition of a pistol brace and click on the ATF link for information regarding the current proposal.

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