KPOS / CAA RONI type pistol conversions: Handgun or SBR: Which are which?

[DannyLandrum]

OK, this thread doesn't fit into rifles or handguns, as it's a crossover, so I put it here - hope that's the right place.

These rigs that convert your handgun were of course traditionally an SBR once converted requiring NFA compliance.

But now, with "braces" being deemed legal (even to shoulder them some say, such as MAC youtube channel), can someone who knows just give me the quick rundown of which makers and which models are "braced handguns" (non-NFA), versus which models are "SBRs" (NFA)?

Here's one example of what I'm talking about. Obviously, I'd be more interested in the Non-NFA rig. Also, what's the latest consensus on whether shouldering a "brace" on a handgun is legal or illegal?



If none of these are Non-NFA, then why not? Is that coming down the pike soon or what?

 

[Englishmn]

I have a kpos glock 17/19 pathfinder with a folding stabilizer and a sig brace.

 

[GarySTL]

I watched the video and it seems that the NFA/Non-NFA line is the "stock and vertical forward grip" Vs. "brace and angled fore end".

I wonder if their brace model is compatible with the Blade Brace as well as the Sig brace? I also note that they have a model for the S&W M&P.

 

[DannyLandrum]

So the KPOS accepts anything that will fit on an AR15?

I wonder if their brace model is compatible with the Blade Brace as well as the Sig brace"

Yeah, good question.

Does the S&W version work with the Gen 2 M&Ps?

Oh, right - no forward grips allowed on "handguns" - is that it?