Stocked Pistols? Improve your Accuracy in a few Simple Steps.

[@Bigshooterist]

The stock makes the platform VERY stable and tight. I shoot 10s of 1000s of rounds each year and if I pick up a stocked pistol I will still perform better. Thanks for writing!

[@NOTy0urPUPPET]

What happened to SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED? When are the American people ever going to be really free again?

[@BeefNEggs057]

You are free. Fuck the ATF. They are the criminals.

[@Bigshooterist]

Absolutely my pleasure. Thanks for watching and SORRY for taking so long to get back to you. :-)

[@FireTiger941]

*Don't worry, the ATF is there to detour any criminal who absolutely needs this comfortable stock to rob a bank LOL*

[@sargeanthammer1011]

With a Midwestern Police Dept. in 1977, we had a Springfield Armory M-14 (Not an M1A) in our SWATT Arsenal that we wanted to make 'Full-Auto' so we purchased a selector switch through 'Shotgun News'. It was delivered by three ATF Agents wanting to know "What" we wanted it for ? We showed them the Rifle and filled out 'Proper Paper Work' and they left (without any of us in hand cuffs). I know you can purchase these items on the internet, But believe me Friends it's not worth 20 years in a 'FEMA' Prison Camp. Stay out of the 'Cross-Bar Hotel' and God Bless America.

[@mikeallen8724]

complicated system in the states. in nz over 30 inches a rifle, under 30 inches a pistol.

[@Bigshooterist]

+mike allen Our biggest problems come from politicians writing laws about things they have zero knowledge about. Combined with dishonest reasons to over regulate honest men and pretending criminals are affected, gives us no shortage stupid rules.

[@mikeallen8724]

Bigshooterist we have some strange laws in nz as well. for some reason free standing pistol grips are dangerous. magazines over 7 rounds are legal to own but illegal to use and so on but mostly it is still ok. much better than australia. we can put a hand gun in a chassis and it is still a pistol as long as it is under 30 inches. nice and simple.

[@waspswatter]

Like the videos Jeff. Have you seen the "Endo Tactical" stock for the Glock? It uses AR buffer tube/stocks. Kinda sexy.

[@Bigshooterist]

Yeah, any "pistol" with a stock makes it a "rifle" (...intended to be fired from the shoulder...) and the short barrel gets people into trouble. Look for a few videos about making your own SBR or SBS where I explain the process.

[@413xxx86]

Very informative. Thank you much sir.

[@Bigshooterist]

The laws are crazy and hard to follow. Most of the people passing them know almost nothing about firearms at all. That is the purpose of many of my videos. In my industry I NEED to know what they are, and I just pass the info along. I agree that most if not all are silly. You will find few people who will disagree with you. Thanks for writing.

[@TheDragonRenji]

can we all get to gather now and push to remove the paper work for sbr's cause stocked pistols are for fun not run and gun.

[@StoredInTheBalls]

Who cares what it's for?

[@s17sgaz99]

@NFA BOYS WE GOT HIM RUSH IN !!!

[@Endless7764]

I would like to try this on my SD9. Would it possibly fit with slight modification?

[@NOTy0urPUPPET]

when you took the stock off the pistol you turned an sbr into a pistol and then back into a sbr again when you put it back on....shouldnt you have filed 2 sets of papperwork ?

[@pacman10182]

it didnt form a pistol when he took the stock off, its still an SBR

[@jeffyoung60]

Please tell us - in your 'personal opinion', which detachable shoulder stock you recommend for purchase. This of course presumes all the legal federal paperwork and licensing has been successfully completed. It's been several years since you tested various pistol shoulder stocks and I'm sure there have been improvements or possibly new types of shoulder stocks introduced. You might be cautious about endorsing one over the other, but as long as you write, "...in my own opinion," you should be okay. In observed that the Smith and Wesson SD 40/9 EV semi-automatics look like Glock clones but don't have that necessary drilled hole in the back of the pistol grip. Thanks.

[@RelishForRenaissance]

The punishment law abiding citizens take to legally get what they want is deplorable. Any criminal with good taste could stock a pistol for pennies on the dollar.

[@airsofthermit8987]

Would this apply to a replica airsoft pistol, because the stock might fit on the real steel counterpart that the airsoft pistol mimics?

[@Bigshooterist]

+Airsoft Hermit If it's for an Airsoft pistol you have, and not used with a firearm, I can't imagine a problem.......... But crazier things have happened....

[@AmericanToucan]

I was looking up the same thing for silencers too

[@waspswatter]

Once it is classed as an SBR it remains that, whether you have the stock attached or not.

[@toadallyawesome5632]

Yup so buy a 16 inch glock berrel all good ins da hoods

[@biggydiggs]

The Phoenix stock is better, because it supports the top of the grip as well.

[@hippo-potamus]

Very well explained.

[@anthony9thompson]

Do you notice a sbr pistol to be any louder. Being that the muzzle is closer to your ear?

[@stalkertexasstranger7180]

Howdy y'all

[@NotMuchHere]

Ok, so if you pay to manufacture ... can it be reused, ie multiple pistols, as you did become a manufacturer. Do the big boys pay 200 per piece, is it a different process for them? (Thanks)

[@williamfife1476]

You forgot to confused them even more and talk about long barrel pistols and carbines

[@jaysvideos3875]

Is it legal to remove and reinstall the stock, like on old lugers? I would like to make a stock for a new manufacture 1911 and have it be removable and store in the detachable stock. I think this would be very cool and a fun project but I have no idea if it would be legal to do this. Please help me with this information if you can.

[@toadallyawesome5632]

Best way around this buy a 16inch glock berrel and tell the batf to stick the whole 16inch were the sun don't shine 😎

[@MrMrsregor]

when you say "front grip" on a pistol, do you mean "front vertical grip". because there is an "angled foregrip" by magpul. i did the a lot of research and came to the conclusion that it is not illegal, but you might have to convince a jury of that if a cop sees it

[@cameramandanno]

Looks cool but highly illegal on California ..

[@alexanderm3504]

And that you can buy in the streets illegally in California..Sad but true .

[@chappo8100]

cameramandanno Commifornia

[@unknownunknown-vd4ev]

+Alex M you mean luckily and true

[@anon457]

I Heard in 2018 California is gonna require all Dicks to be registered as destructive devices because when pumped up can shoot material up too a foot and make everyone and everything around them quite sticky.

[@EvilMeans]

It’s so ridiculous that putting a piece of plastic on the back of my pistol requires a few. Lmao

[@rolandFTW000]

what rifle is that in the beginning?

[@gonzalez519]

Example the new taurus judge.

[@fordxbgtfalcon]

are you from Maine or Vermont?

[@joshsimon239]

We never were... Think about ALL the dumb rules and laws from the very beginning... Not the ones that keep everyone in check, but the truly dumb ones.

[@Stoopid546]

does the 3rd stock and fore grip fits DEAGLEs?

[@virgilkane7369]

Here in America that requires a 200 dollar tax stamp and to be registered as an NFA weapon ! Otherwise it will cost you 10 years in the Federal Prison System !

[@Bigshooterist]

Roger that. Gotta be an SBR. Crazy stuff.

[@unknownunknown-vd4ev]

nothing is illegal if no one knows

[@biundo1000]

Why do legislators discourage people from making or buying a shoulder stock for their handguns? They will scrap their previous plan and they ll' go buying a rifle or a shotgun, far more lethal weapons. How much more dangerous could the world be with unregulated shoulder stock? A threat for Mankind!

[@linokleinmeuleman3348]

virgil kane its only for the money .

[@CzechSixTv]

"it only costs a little bit extra to build what you really want. Why complain?.. All you have to do is pay a little bit of money and wait and you get what you want!." $200 in 1934(the year NFA passed and the US was still on the gold standard) translates to over $3500 today and was meant to almost completely eliminate the firearms regulated by it. But it's only "a little bit of money", it's not like they have tried to jack that tax up and tie it to inflation. Oh wait, they have... www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/08/26/house-dems-seek-to-tax-gun-owners-with-new-bill.html#ixzz2d7OULoNf After the 1986 Hughes amendment passed, certain NFA firearms that cost

[@OGCaptainGrunge]

suppressor...... not silencer

[@studyinsteel5186]

+Robert “Captain” Fisher Tell that to Hiram Percy Maxim. The device is called a silencer when it is used for industrial machines and it used to be common to call mufflers silencers. "Suppressor" is a term pedants use to correct people they think don't understand guns and because they think that "silencer" is an overstatement of the device's capability. That's a form of political correctness, not engineering terminology.

[@Tomartyr]

Suppressor doesn't even properly distinguish between a flash suppressor and a sound suppressor (silencer), in no way is that the 'correct' term.

[@shockwave._.8098]

Just call it a can

[@kiralypeter88]

isn't it also illegal to convert it back to a pistol after you changed it's title to short barreled rifle?

[@redtra236]

Nope unless it's permanently modified

[@hunterrick4]

It's still a sbr no matter what configuration after it has been registered

[@brettduffy7931]

do you need NFA tax stamp

[@unknownunknown-vd4ev]

illegally you don't

[@linokleinmeuleman3348]

idiotic gunlaws ,why is it not a carbine ?

[@hunterrick4]

lino klein meuleman barrel length and possibly over all length