If you have a thumb hole stock suck as most customized 10/22 stocks I believe you coan not have a threaded barrel? Is this true? Even though its a stock and the grip is fixed at the top and bottom going backwards.

 

If you wanted a threaded barrel with a compensator, could you weld/pin/fix this such as you do for a muzzle break? Any thoughts on the best way to do this

 

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IMHO, a thumbhole stock is not a pistol grip. As long as that treaded barrel is the only "EVIL" feature, you should be fine.

NJ has never said I'd thumbhole stocks are or are nor pistol grips. IMO the definition could be interpreted in such a way that they are.

 

I do not want to be the test case. If you're willing to task that risk, however small it may be, good for you.

Hasn't this come up time and time again? I thought the consensus was that a thumbhole stock was not an evil feature?

Hasn't this come up time and time again? I thought the consensus was that a thumbhole stock was not an evil feature?

 

Based primarily on CAsaying they aren't.

There was only one thread from 2010 I found in the NJ Gun Laws section which didn't offer and conclusive decision. The stock i am looking at is the tactical solutions one so the "gap" is larger the a simple thumbhole, but still connected at top and bottom going back.

my ruger 10/22 has a thumbhole stock with threaded barrel, ffl called asked a few questions said it was ok then i brought it home!

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I love that stock!

IMHO, that is a pistol grip.

In my opinion, it is a thumbhole stock. But, you know what they say about opinions...