PSA AR-15 10.5" Pistol w/ All Accessories

7Mary3 · Mar 31, 2021

This is a PSA (Palmetto State Armory) 10.5" pistol, with SB Tactical SBA3 brace, Vortex Sparc AR red dot sight, Streamlight Protac Rail Mount 650 lumen tactical light with tape switch, and Magpul 45-degree light mount, 12" Aero Precision Enhanced free-float handguard, KAK industries flash can muzzle device, Strike Industries Enhanced dust cover, Magpul BAD lever, ODIN Works extended mag release, BCM vertical grip, Magpul MOE pistol grip, BCM QD endplate, Ambi charging handle, Noveske 60 degree selector switch, Magpul MBUS front, and rear flip-up sights, BCM H2 buffer, Flat-wire buffer spring, air-soft An/PEQ-15/LA5 Laser designator with a visible flashlight, IR and visible laser. The trigger is a PSA polished-enhanced trigger. Less than 1,000 rounds through the gun with zero malfunctions. All accessories function perfectly and have been installed to mil-spec. Ship to your FFL only. More photos available upon request.

BrandonBowen1 · Mar 31, 2021

Not to rain on your parade, the foregrip makes it an sbr buddy. To my understanding. Best beware. Glws

7Mary3 · Mar 31, 2021

BrandonBowen1 said:
Not to rain on your parade, the foregrip makes it an sbr buddy. To my understanding. Best beware. Glws

What if the Overall Length of the Pistol is 26 Inches or More? Does That Still Convert It to an AOW?

There is a narrow exception to the rule that adding a vertical fore grip to a pistol creates an AOW. The phrase "capable of being concealed on the person" within the definition of AOW is not defined under Federal statutes or regulations. The ATF's current position is that a firearm with an overall length of 26 inches or more does not meet the definition of "capable of being concealed on the person," unless the firearm is actually concealed on a person. As a result, a person may add a vertical fore grip to a firearm with an overall length of 26 or more inches without creating an AOW, as long as it is not actually concealed on the person. In other words, it is not considered to be a "pistol," an AOW, or even a "firearm" under the NFA as long as it is not actually concealed on the person.

BrandonBowen1 · Mar 31, 2021

Oh nice, so it's over 26" over all length? Thanks for the info.

7Mary3 · Mar 31, 2021

BrandonBowen1 said:
Oh nice, so it's over 26" over all length? Thanks for the info.

Yes sir, good catch though, already did the research

BrandonBowen1 · Mar 31, 2021

Thanks for the educational piece!!

taylor chavez · Nov 10, 2021

Trade for a nice custom sig sauer 1911 and a few hundred rounds of .45 a custom leather holster? 9rnds through it

Titans Forge · Dec 11, 2021

7Mary3 said:
What if the Overall Length of the Pistol is 26 Inches or More? Does That Still Convert It to an AOW?
There is a narrow exception to the rule that adding a vertical fore grip to a pistol creates an AOW. The phrase "capable of being concealed on the person" within the definition of AOW is not defined under Federal statutes or regulations. The ATF's current position is that a firearm with an overall length of 26 inches or more does not meet the definition of "capable of being concealed on the person," unless the firearm is actually concealed on a person. As a result, a person may add a vertical fore grip to a firearm with an overall length of 26 or more inches without creating an AOW, as long as it is not actually concealed on the person. In other words, it is not considered to be a "pistol," an AOW, or even a "firearm" under the NFA as long as it is not actually concealed on the person.

Additionally a vertical grip is classified as a 90% vertical grip. What you have pictured is a canted forgrip which is a totally different legal distinction. It is not meant to use as a virtacle hold it is me at for a come can grip enabling the use of the tac light and peq-15 device.