[nevergore]

Looks really cool....
Does it meet ATF requirements?

[Blood of Tyrants]

It is insane that if you put a shoulder stock on a pistol that it instantly becomes a “short barreled rifle” that is subject to unconstitutional NFA rules. The fact that SBRs, sawed off shotguns, and suppressors are subject to the NFA is stupid, too.

[Bringbackthedraft]

LOL, I saw this in a video game called “Homefront”, it actually exists!?

[Rustybucket]

Look for a cost range between $400-$500, cool add-on but very expensive. Once it is out for other models, I expect the cost to come down, and the legislative vultures to attack, wait and see is my watch word.

[DCBryan1]

might as well buy a cz scorpion sbr

[JamesP81]

That's an SBR per ATF rules, given my understanding of such things. You'd need the $200 poll tax tax stamp to own it.

[IncPen]

bang

[archy]

Potentially useful if it has an infrared aiming laser or illumination unit fitted on it, and the shooter has a night vision unit.

And it's about the third of the weight of an Uzi, with the same caliber and magazine capacity.

It'll fit in a lunchbox or inside a folded-over newspaper. What's not to like?

A lot of Israeli tank corps tankists are fond of the little TCS push-pull quick-detachable stock for the Glock and Jerico pistols, now that the long-beloved Uzi is no longer issued. About $40 in the US, $100 in Israel from Zahal.