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Muzzle Device legality

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18 minutes ago, nitrospaz9 said:

So all A2 flash hiders are illegal? 

Incorrect.

No flash hider is illegal in and of itself.

You just can't put a device that is sold as a flash hider on a semi auto rifle that already has 2 "evil" features. On an AR type rifle, the detachable magazine and pistol grip are the existing "evil" features. So that means you can't have a collapsing stock, bayonet lug, grenade launcher, or flash hider.

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4 minutes ago, High Exposure said:

Incorrect.

No flash hider is illegal in and of itself.

You just can't put a device that is sold as a flash hider on a semi auto rifle that already has 2 "evil" features. On an AR type rifle, the detachable magazine and pistol grip are the existing "evil" features. So that means you can't have a collapsing stock, bayonet lug, grenade launcher, 94 flash hider.

Correct. I assumed it would be on a AR.

10 minutes ago, remixer said:

Yes... if they are considered flash hiders or stated to reduce / suppress flash.

Incorrect. 

For example, you can put an A2 flash hider on a Mini 14, a Remington 700, an M1 Garand, a Mossberg MVP, or an SKS.

ETA: Gotcha steve. Posting simultaneously. 

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4 hours ago, PK90 said:

Isn't this thread inside the "AR Discussion" forum?

 

On which you can install a featureless grip and keep the flash hider.

9 hours ago, PK90 said:

Isn't this thread inside the "AR Discussion" forum?

It i, which is why i assumed it was going to be installed on an AR.

5 hours ago, Hairless_Ape said:

 

On which you can install a featureless grip and keep the flash hider.

Hardly a standard AR configuration as this point.

Maybe soon :(

It says right on the specs that it eliminates flash, making it a flash hider, making it illegal 

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Tricky to make permanent.
To fit imr on mine I'd have to get an extension. My guess both would need to be pinned.

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