Today I went to the shooting range at Adventure Outdoors just outside of Atlanta, and after I was done shooting, one of the guys who worked there said "you never showed us your stamp."
I replied- "sorry, what?"
"Your tax stamp on your SBR. We need to see it"
"I have a pistol with a pistol brace"
"That's a shoulder stock"
So I pull the MPX out of the bag and show him the brace, and say "this is definitely a pistol brace"
"That's a shoulder stock"
Then he said something about how if you hold that against your shoulder, it's now a shoulder stock; it's an SBR, and he now needs to see my NFA tax stamp.
I asked him if he was familiar with the letter that the ATF released about a week ago, stating that the SB Tactical brace can be fired from the shoulder.
He said, "That letter hasn't gone into effect yet" :lol::lol::lol:
He also said "That letter only refers to inadvertently shoulder the brace, which you were not doing"
I wasn't going to sit there and argue with him... I could tell it would be a complete waste of time, and regardless of what I could tell him, we weren't going to come to an agreement. He appeared to have the demeanor that he was right, I was wrong, and there was no convincing him otherwise.