Felid`Maximus
Activist Member
Since carrying/transporting a rifle is a pain, and handgun carry will be much tougher come January, I was thinking a folding rifle like the Sub-2000 would be nice for visits to CA. It could easily fit in bags when folded.
Some suggest that a Sub-2000 would be legal in California if you added one of these butt extensions:
http://www.keltecweapons.com/product/stock-extension/ (Makes unfolded length 30 inches)
And one of these grips:
http://www.solartactical.com/KELTEC-SUB-2000-KYDEX-SLIP-ON-GRIP-339.htm (Makes it not an assault weapon because it doesn't have pistol grip?) Supposedly I guess. http://ag.ca.gov/firearms/regs/chapter39.pdf This says
Looking at the monsterman grip, you can see that they put in a grip angle that is much different:
http://www.monstermangrip.com/Legal_Info.html
To me, it seems like a "pistol style grasp" would not be possible with the solar tactical slip on grip, but it does not change the angle that the forward fingers would grasp the weapon. Your thumb would have to point up on the shooting hand though, and it seems that this would place the web of the trigger hand above the trigger unless you had a retarded grip where your finger pulled the trigger from below and barely grasped the gun at all, but to me that does not seem like a "pistol style grasp."
What do you think?
Someone on Glocktalk has one set up thus: http://glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1186637
Some suggest that a Sub-2000 would be legal in California if you added one of these butt extensions:
http://www.keltecweapons.com/product/stock-extension/ (Makes unfolded length 30 inches)
And one of these grips:
http://www.solartactical.com/KELTEC-SUB-2000-KYDEX-SLIP-ON-GRIP-339.htm (Makes it not an assault weapon because it doesn't have pistol grip?) Supposedly I guess. http://ag.ca.gov/firearms/regs/chapter39.pdf This says
(d) "pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the weapon" means a grip that
allows for a pistol style grasp in which the web of the trigger hand (between the thumb and index
finger) can be placed below the top of the exposed portion of the trigger while firing.
Looking at the monsterman grip, you can see that they put in a grip angle that is much different:
http://www.monstermangrip.com/Legal_Info.html
To me, it seems like a "pistol style grasp" would not be possible with the solar tactical slip on grip, but it does not change the angle that the forward fingers would grasp the weapon. Your thumb would have to point up on the shooting hand though, and it seems that this would place the web of the trigger hand above the trigger unless you had a retarded grip where your finger pulled the trigger from below and barely grasped the gun at all, but to me that does not seem like a "pistol style grasp."
What do you think?
Someone on Glocktalk has one set up thus: http://glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1186637
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