there are 2 hex head screws to remove the butt altogether and then rifle has only a pistol grip.is this illegal.i know the laws are a lot more lenient on rimfire weapons..
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You can remove it if you want to. Gun laws are gun laws though. There's no such thing as leniancy if the firearm meets the definition by BATFE standards regardless of caliber. Just FYI...
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If your length is still over 16" barrel and 26" total length you should be good. If you are under that then it is a Short Barreled Rifle (SBR) and you need to registrar it as such. If you do not then if caught you could get a few years in the pokey.
well ive had this rifle for a while. i dont have the money to get a charger right now..i was having a hard time really getting behind the sights to line them up. thats where i got the idea to take the stock off .
" There's no such thing as leniancy if the firearm meets the definition by BATFE standards regardless of caliber. Just FYI..."
there are some instances that certain restrictions do not apply for rimfire rifles such as hi capacity magazine ban...
thanks Carnie your measurements were right on.....doesnt it look and feel so much better with out it
Looks fine. I prefer to keep the stock on. I put a Vortex strikefire on it, just like my M4rgery and can train with cheap 22lr ammo. So, I have two rifles that are similar and shoot 200 rds from the ruger and 20 to 30 rds from the M4 clone and still get a lot of trigger time for not too much money. It works for me
legal question about tapco stock 1022 ruger
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