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Whilst I understand the legal issue with a true vertical grip on a handgun, what if…theoretically I attach this 12 gauge box mag upside down to it instead?

Will ATF be big mad? Will doggo be ass fucked?
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your fingers will get the ouchie burny
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>>65392945
There are accessories that do this and it's broadly considered legal, but it's one of those gray areas where the ATF is liable to at some point flip the table and call it a VFG anyway. They have currently been nut checked on exactly this sort of arbitrary decision making since it effectively gives them unilateral legislative/judicial/executive powers with no oversight. That is a result of current politics which can always change in the future.

So as it stands it is probably safe but just be aware that it is exactly the stupid gotcha that ATF loves playing red light/green light with and can change suddenly in the future if/when they get the power to do so.
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you voted for it
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GOP diehards have a long history of excusing antigun bullshit when the person doing it has an R next to their name. Bush Sr.'s administration fucked a bunch of rifle imports and nobody ever talks about it.



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