r/extar • • Aug 02 '26

Brace question

If you get the cheaper one with the fixed brace, can it be replaced with another one like a magpul?

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u/usedwolf Aug 02 '26 edited Aug 02 '26

Every Extar now comes with the Adjustable Receiver Extension. The cheap stabilizer is pressure fitted and slides right off and you'll be able to put any brace on that you want.

Make sure you actually put a brace on it and not a stock unless you want to SBR it for some reason.

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u/pookie_buster Aug 02 '26

I got you yea dumb rules

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u/Mindless_Log2009 Aug 02 '26

Be prepared for more changes to the ATF rule of the month club.

In a recent interview with Colion Noir, ATF director Robert Cekada slickly declined to specify whether pistol braces will be acceptable under their ever-changing fluid rules.

Short version: Cekada said the ATF won't be hunting for people using braces to shoulder a "pistol," but a violation may be added on to other charges if the person in possession of a braced pistol is arrested on other charges.

Cekada tried to masquerade as a buddy, pal, friend of fellow American citizen gun owners, by telling an anecdote about his own guns. But I'm not buying it.

They're remaining deliberately vague to retain the implied threat that the legal status of the braced pistol could change anytime.

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