Hardcore protection for your Shockwave Blade 2.0 and 2M. You don`t want a dirty, beaten blade. The accidental (and even intentional) shouldering of a pistol equipped with suspender gear is legal and does not make a short-barreled rifle. I recently purchased a 10.5 inch AR15 pistol with shockwave gun holder and would like to know if I can wear the shockwave blade gun holder in 2019. If so, a formal letter link can be provided for printing. Thank you, Chris.M I just bought the shockwave holder for my gun and I was wondering if the ATF actually published the letter? I have read all the above posts and there is no mention of links or download options. It would be nice to keep a copy in my case in case I come across a LEO who knows nothing about the ATF clarification. Thanks, Scott Yes, the letter is linked in the product description. Product: shockwavetechnologies.com/sitelatest/product/black-shockwave-blade-pistol-stabilizer/ I understand that I cannot add straps to the Shockwave blade, but can I attach a sling to the existing slots? I am just wondering if the ATF has changed its definition of “pins” again.
I have a blade stabilizer that I attached to a Ruger charger using the copper adapter. I want to make sure I follow the ATF rules, which are quite verbose and difficult to understand. I do not see anywhere in the ATF newspapers about the shockwave shotgun. Am I missing something? I have an HK 416 .22 pistol and I want to attach the Shockwave 2.0 blade and buffer tube to it. As long as I am under the 13.5″ measurement of the face, if the trigger at the end of the blade, I am legally able to shoulder it? So you`re saying you can`t permanently attach the blade to the buffer tube? If you squeeze the blade by hand, everything is fine, right? Direct link to the letter: shockwavetechnologies.com/site/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/ATF-approval-letter-31OCT17.pdf Let me first introduce you to the following: I use the shockwave blade in accordance with the law, its purpose being an orthosis to allow the safe handling of the firearm. I just bought a 10.5-inch barrelled AR15 pistol with a shockwave blade and wanted to make sure it`s legal to shoulder the accessory can`t really find the right answer. If so, a formal link to the letter can be provided so I can print it. WARNING: The included gun mount protector is designed to prevent dirt and debris from entering the rear/empty opening of the Shockwave blade and provides extra protection in the event of a fall. The intended use of this product does not change the classification of the firearm.
However, misuse of this product, including but not limited to the shoulder, in accordance with the previous decision of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosive, will result in a redesign of the firearm to which the gun protector is attached and may result in violations of national firearms law, 26 U.S.C. 5801 et seq. in the absence of registration. For more information, seek the advice of a legal expert and read the previous ATF decision Before buying a Shockwave, I had a rubber bumper cap on my weapon pad. Like a big cane cap. It was nice to keep it from falling into my safe. Since modifying a blade makes it illegal, would Shockwave consider a new model with a molded bumper cap? Or do you think the ATF might see this as a kind of recoil cushion? The blade tends to slip when pressed against my forearm. So as long as the LOP is less than 13.5 inches and you don`t attach the blade permanently, is it legal to shoulder? I have an M92 Pap.
Can the buffer tube be drilled, drilled and tapped on the back pin and added Shockwave blade? Can I assume it even after making this change? Should be legal to assume the thing, not a lawyer, but I doubt that if you don`t change it to stock it or redesign it to be better assumed, then I would. But if you`re really worried, file a Form 1 and name it one day. The ATF letter states in the last paragraph that this letter applies ONLY to shockwave 2.0.