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<blockquote data-quote="CAR-AR-M16" data-source="post: 1417159" data-attributes="member: 204"><p>I have read that too, but the guy posting that is also the one selling them, so you don't think he is going to say that his stock may be declared illegal at some point in the future now do you. Look, if you want one of these stocks, go for it. I am just trying to point out that just because ATF says it is legal today it may not be tomorrow. The Akins guys ended up with a $900 stock that they had to remove the spring from and it doesn't do a thing without it. While this guys stock is only $300 and has no spring, I just cannot see ATF allowing these to keep being sold knowing their past track record on such items. When these start showing up in crimes or a police officer is killed by one you can bet that they will find some way to declare the stock a post 86 machinegun. Again, if you have $300 to waste and want one then go for it. This is all just my humble opinion and I will now bow out of this thread. You all have a happy new year.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CAR-AR-M16, post: 1417159, member: 204"] I have read that too, but the guy posting that is also the one selling them, so you don't think he is going to say that his stock may be declared illegal at some point in the future now do you. Look, if you want one of these stocks, go for it. I am just trying to point out that just because ATF says it is legal today it may not be tomorrow. The Akins guys ended up with a $900 stock that they had to remove the spring from and it doesn't do a thing without it. While this guys stock is only $300 and has no spring, I just cannot see ATF allowing these to keep being sold knowing their past track record on such items. When these start showing up in crimes or a police officer is killed by one you can bet that they will find some way to declare the stock a post 86 machinegun. Again, if you have $300 to waste and want one then go for it. This is all just my humble opinion and I will now bow out of this thread. You all have a happy new year. [/QUOTE]
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