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I read a bit about the recent case, and it appears the defendant had added a cane tip to the end of his cheek brace, to "level the firearm when it was in the safe" ...
The jury found him not guilty, but it still raises concern over any modifications made to an existing design.
This is part of the reason why I standardized on the Tailhook brace; there is no arguing that it works well for the intended purpose of shooting as a pistol.
AFGs and VFGs are a separate issue. Even though my 10.5" pistol is long enough to be considered a "firearm" if I were to add a VFG, the "pistol" designation offers more advantages and freedom than the "firearm" designation does.
Just my personal opinion, of course.
The jury found him not guilty, but it still raises concern over any modifications made to an existing design.
This is part of the reason why I standardized on the Tailhook brace; there is no arguing that it works well for the intended purpose of shooting as a pistol.
AFGs and VFGs are a separate issue. Even though my 10.5" pistol is long enough to be considered a "firearm" if I were to add a VFG, the "pistol" designation offers more advantages and freedom than the "firearm" designation does.
Just my personal opinion, of course.