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: Of Arms and the LawMore on pistol-gripped shotguns
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From James Bardwell's always-useful list, comes a 1996 BATF opinion letter. Its conclusion is that a shotgun that starts out with a pistol grip and a rifled barrel, which is then shortened below 18", becomes a "destructive device" since it is a rifled firearm of over 50 caliber.
(I checked, BTW, and even the 28 gauge is over .50 in bore).
Full post as published by Of Arms and the Law on March 21, 2010 (boomark / email).
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