At my local range today I asked 1 of the managerial staff if I bought a CZ scorpion pistol with the SB tactical brace cannot shoulder it at the range. He said yes but only with the SIG brace. I explained to him that SIG does not make the brace and the letter was sent to Mike Barnes at SB tactical. He agreed with me and then I asked him I was shooting between 2 County police officers today and what would they do. He stated they would do what their headquarters told him to do which is he does not know and it may be too soon for all local law enforcement to be aware of the issue.

Some police departments may not accept the letter and they still claim it is a violation of state law since some states have bands on particular weapons.

I have never shot one and was wondering how comfortable are these braces if you shoulder them since they are not permanently attached?

The policy at my range is shoulder at your own risk. Lots of former and off duty leo work there and Harris county sheriffs dont care what you do with your brace. They do however get visited by Atf periodically and if you are shouldering and they see it they may take action. No one has been arrested as of yet and the staff walks the range to inform customers of the the atf visit.

The decision was reversed again anyway.

Just use the arguement that handguns are meant to be fired one handed so using both hands is illegal. See what they say.

^^^ Eh, I can see doing that to a politician with military or LEO experience. I think running that argument past a working LEO just might be a way of telling that LEO that you really need a little extra attention and that you've got plenty of spare time on your hands.

Stop asking anyone! The current answer is in our favor, just leave it at that.

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Originally posted by ceptor781:
Stop asking anyone! The current answer is in our favor, just leave it at that.

This^^^^

Leave it alone, if you are worried about it don't shoulder it.


-Freq