SBR Glock Carbine conversion ??

[jmoser]

http://www.themakogroup.com/category_s/81.htm

http://www.fab-defense.com/en/category-butt-stocks/id-51/glock-tactical-stock.html

Not familiar with the SBR legalities in MI - is it as simple as completing the ATF 'form 1' plus any fees ? According to this are any SBRs allowed ??

http://www.michigan.gov/msp/0,4643,7-123-1586_27094-10953--,00.html

Has anyone put a carbine stock on their Glock? Leaning this way now vs the KelTec sub-2000.

[BOSS302]

SBRs are not legal in MI. There are carbine conversions for Glocks that include 16" barrels if you are interested.

[GarrettJ]

Sure you could do it with a Form 1. It will be expensive moving to a state where it's legal to do, though.

You could always get a non-SBR Mech Tech (http://mechtechsys.com/), upper.

[rjrivero]

IGB still makes 16" barrels for glocks. Combined with a stock, you are compliant as far as NFA Rules go, per ATF 2011-4.

LINK HERE (http://www.mdwguns.com/IGB.html).

[jmoser]

Sure you could do it with a Form 1. It will be expensive moving to a state where it's legal to do, though.

You could always get a non-SBR Mech Tech (http://mechtechsys.com/), upper.

I like the Mech Tech but with telestock this is spec:

Telescoping Stock:
Min. 24.92 in; Max. 33.42 in

http://mechtechsys.com/faqs.php#b0

So as far as I can see you cannot have the telestock on the MechTech in MI since it is less than 26" ??

[GarrettJ]

I like the Mech Tech but with telestock this is spec:

Telescoping Stock:
Min. 24.92 in; Max. 33.42 in

http://mechtechsys.com/faqs.php#b0

So as far as I can see you cannot have the telestock on the MechTech in MI since it is less than 26" ??
If you like it, I don't see that as an insurmountable problem. You could probably install a longer muzzle attachment. Or you could install some type of mechanical stop that would limit the stock movement so it could not collapse completely.

Just thinking out loud.

[jmoser]

If you like it, I don't see that as an insurmountable problem. You could probably install a longer muzzle attachment. Or you could install some type of mechanical stop that would limit the stock movement so it could not collapse completely.

Just thinking out loud.

I had been thinking of the stock stop myself - should be as simple as some surgical tubing slipped over the stock guide rods.

Hmmmmm . . . decisions decsions !

[IndustrialRescue]

No SBR unless C&R.

[IndustrialRescue]

No SBR unless C&R. There ARE legislators working to fix that, though.