Threaded Muzzle Brake Adapter for AR-15 with pistol grip

[coldsolderjoint 84]

So ponder this: http://preciseinnovationsllc.com/old%20 ... brakes.htm

 

 

If this is attached by set screws which are bottomed out in holes dimpled onto the barrel, without locktite or welding/silver solder/pins, is it permanently attached?

 

There is no law about threads on adapters..

[NJgunowner86 0]

"Permanently Attached" is defined by the ATF as:

 

1. Silver Soldered at 1100 degrees Fahrenheit or greater

2. Pinned in place (real pins, the kind that usually require a hammer and punch to remove)

3. Four equilateral spot welds

4. A continuous weld running greater than 50% of the circumference of the seam

 

I've not seen anything from NJ, but I'd say slim chance this state is less strict than the Feds. I wouldn't play around with a device like that. Can't see anything good coming from it.

[KpdPipes 388]

"Permanently Attached" is defined by the ATF as:

 

1. Silver Soldered at 1100 degrees Fahrenheit or greater

2. Pinned in place (real pins, the kind that usually require a hammer and punch to remove)

3. Four equilateral spot welds

4. A continuous weld running greater than 50% of the circumference of the seam

 

I've not seen anything from NJ, but I'd say slim chance this state is less strict than the Feds. I wouldn't play around with a device like that. Can't see anything good coming from it.

 

AFAIK NJSP uses the ATF standard when it comes to "Permanently Attached'

[coldsolderjoint 84]

[jeff47 30]

I would say that is perfectly legal based on the law. Of course if you had this and a flash hider in your possesion, that could be a real problem.

 

Whether or not you'd get hassled about it is a different story of course...