Innovation Despite Regulation

[ShotgunBlast]

I'm always delighted when private industry can provide a good or service that the public wants despite the government's attempt to stomp it out of existence. The SIG brace is one of those examples until the ATF said it's legal if you shoot the gun one way but illegal if you shoot the same gun a different way. Crazy stuff. So private industry goes back to the drawing board and a different company now has a clamshell to give your Glock a 16" barrel. Not as nice as the SIG brace on an AR pistol, but I'm always happy when the government has to play a game of whack-a-mole because they chose not to have simple rules and regulations in the first place.

They advertise it as "No NFA paperwork, no tax stamp, no long wait."

https://usa.caagearup.com/roni-c-g2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkvpX0M1bZo

[OakRidgeStars]

That's pretty cool.

[Reverenddel]

Yeah, I'll agree, that's kinda cool.

And considering it handles hi-cap Glock mags because it's a GLOCK? Yeah, that works out.

[MarcSpaz]

That is a very cool device... but they need to get the price down a bit. For the same price of $600, I can buy a new Torus 9mm carbine or for $450 I can get a new Keltec 9mm carbine. For $300, I can SBR my G17 and stick a stock and fore-grip on it.

I love it and fully support the innovation, but I just can't see spending $600 for a plastic clam shell for my G17.