what type of...

[tdoyka]

what type of skeleton stock does sue aikens have? i am just curious, it would sell good to a one armed guy...hey, i happen to be one!!!

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take a curved piece of steel and padding(either on the outside or inside??) of the elbow and take both of arms the skeleton to the end of the revolver grip. that would help us disabled people to help alot with aiming.

[duckey]

Go ahead make my day!

[warboar_21]

Isn't a stock on a handgun a no no without ATF approval?

[flyingmonkey35]

Isn't a stock on a handgun a no no without ATF approval?
No you can go from pistol to rifle and back. Just not the other way around.

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[warboar_21]

That's good to know

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[Lonegun1894]

Make sure your handgun has a 16" or longer barrel when you have the stock on it too, so you don't get locked up for having an unregistered SBR, cause with those things, they don't care of your SBR is a revolver, a Contender, or an AR-15, it's all the same charge, and good for up to 20 (or was it 25?) years in Club Fed. A stamp is $200 and cheaper than any lawyer I've ever met, so it may be worth considering. You'll notice her revolver's barrel in the photo in OP is a bit longish...

[StrawHat]

...it would sell good to a one armed guy...hey, i happen to be one!!!...

May I introduce you to Richard Kimball!

Kevin

[LUCKYDAWG13]

No you can go from pistol to rifle and back. Just not the other way around.

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only if you have a 16" + barrel on it

[Porterhouse]

That thing is so scary to shoot. The blast from cylinder/barrel gap & cylinder/recoil shield gap may create another disable person.

[tdoyka]

That thing is so scary to shoot. The blast from cylinder/barrel gap & cylinder/recoil shield gap may create another disable person.

yeah, i bet is is REAL scary to shoot!!!

does anybody know if using an "elbow" stock, not the shoulder, is legal or not from the atf? i'm just curious if a elbow stock can be used for a pistol....

[Lonegun1894]

Would an elbow stock be something similar to the Sig Arm Brace that so many use on ARs and such, or a different sort of critter?

[tdoyka]

why yes it would!!!

would it be legal to use it on say a ruger super blackhawk with a 4 5/8" barrel(or 5 1/2" or 7 1/2" barrel)?
or would you forget about the whole thing?

[Lonegun1894]

Safe bet would to to draw it up and ask the ATF itself, just in case, but I think the arm brace sets a pretty good precedent for you. You might even be able to make a few bucks off of selling them if you were inclined to go that route. Could be interesting on my Contender, but I'd hesitate to put one on any of my revolvers. Just a quirk I have, I guess.