One Shot Pistol *not a* Stock stabilizer

[Lead Belly]

This looks interesting, released last year. Guy says the feds are using them and they are legal. For now.

Is plastic frame that you grip around (as is pressed against pistol grip) to stabilize pistol shot from shoulder. Does NOT attach to pistol, so not a stock*.

$80 delivered. *legal fees extra....

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[red442joe]

Recently saw that in a very old magazine.

Joe

 

[V-Tach]

$80.00 for a piece of polymer?

Nope.......and I haven't seen any Feds carrying one around to use.........

 

[Lead Belly]

I agree all- I'd need to see the ATF letter before using. Good 3d printer project for those folks.

 

[DaBull]

I agree all- I'd need to see the ATF letter before using. Good 3d printer project for those folks.

But then what happens when a new letter comes out declaring its use illegal?

 

[Younggun]

But then what happens when a new letter comes out declaring its use illegal?

Don’t worry. That won’t happen unless they sell enough that the ATF gets a boner thinking of how many people they’ll get to ****.

 

[Iowashooter]

I’ve got some extra pieces of wood in my shop…

nothing to stop me from cutting and carving on some to make the same thing

I can hold the pistol however I want to… including with a block of wood, or a piece of plastic or a row of bricks or a tree branch between me and the pistol

Since I wouldn’t attach to pistol… I don’t need no stinking letter from the corrupt ATF

 

[Iowashooter]

I agree all- I'd need to see the ATF letter before using. Good 3d printer project for those folks.

Letter? We don’t need no stinking letter

seriously… I think it’s an innovative accessory and those that want to get one… should ‘get some’ as Jerry Miculek would say

 

[kbaxter60]

Good 3d printer project for those folks.

My thought, exactly.
...and I don't own a 3D printer...

 

[V-Tach]

Let the Feds use 'em....I have rifles......

 

[Lead Belly]

But then what happens when a new letter comes out declaring its use illegal?

That's a governmental agency, sworn to serve the Public interests.They'd never do that....

 

[jmohme]

Legal or not. No interest in it here.

 

[no2gates]

I agree all- I'd need to see the ATF letter before using. Good 3d printer project for those folks.

Google "Mock Glock Stock" and you'll see a 3d printed version.
If I can find the STL file, I might print one for an "airsoft" gun...

 

[London]

Just learn to shoot well. Hitting a man-sized target with a pistol beyond self-defense ranges is doable by most. I can hit a 3/4 sized shillouette at 50yds with a Glock 43 consistently, and I'm not even that great.

 

[Lead Belly]

I can hit a 3/4 sized shillouette at 50yds with a Glock 43 consistently, and I'm not even that great.

Oh, I could never throw a Glock that far. My arm isn't what it used to be.

 

[leVieux]

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BUT,

How would it work with .30SC ?

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[Lead Belly]

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BUT,

How would it work with .30SC ?

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Not rated for high-recoil of that caliber.

 

[Iowashooter]

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BUT,

How would it work with .30SC ?

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But… that combo could blow your lungs out…

 

[Moonpie]

I remember something like this from way back in the 80’s.
It was a glove and a metal stock rod piece.
You wore the glove on your shooting hand and the stock piece snapped to a bracket in the wrist of the glove.
Same get around the rules idea. No affixed stock on the handgun.

 

[leVieux]

I remember something like this from way back in the 80’s.
It was a glove and a metal stock rod piece.
You wore the glove on your shooting hand and the stock piece snapped to a bracket in the wrist of the glove.
Same get around the rules idea. No affixed stock on the handgun.

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I seem to recall that the Canadian « RCMP’s » carried big .455 Webley revolvers in Sam Browne holster rigs, but also on retention lanyards.

They had a technique of using the lanyard to steady the aims with the big revolvers.

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