Pistol grip stocks

Valhalla18

Hi All , hope everyone had a merry christmas and are looking forward to the new year.
Out of curiosity can anyone tell me what the definition of a pistol grip stock is, i know what they are and what they look like and that if you have one it is then a restricted firearm but under the new garda rules how exactely do they describe them , .regards Valhalla18

CJhaughey

There is no description given in the guidelines, Best guess would be an unsupported grip that is prominent from the stock.
BUT your guess is as good as mine, seeing as there is no description.

Bananaman

It looks like it'll b up to your super to decide whether he/she 'like the look of that'

B'Man

CJhaughey

Actually looking at the guidelines, there is no mention that I can see of rifles with pistol grips only shotguns?

IRLConor

CJhaughey wrote: »

Actually looking at the guidelines, there is no mention that I can see of rifles with pistol grips only shotguns?

Yep, shotguns with pistol grips are super-mega-dangerous and rifles with pistol grips are perfectly fine.

Tricky1127

Do you think the rabbit would ever know....? just was thinking out loud

Grizzly 45

IRLConor wrote: »

Yep, shotguns with pistol grips are super-mega-dangerous

Nowt that cant be changed within 5mins and with 2 screwdrivers and abit of dowel wood.:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
QUOTE]and rifles with pistol grips are perfectly fine[/QUOTE].
So long as they dont look "tactical" [WTF that means]
As they are no more accruate than normal rifles....Bet Steyr who are making the SSG2000 will be shocked to hear that!!!:eek::eek: