Today's braces are largely used to exploit a loophole in the regulatory structure to allow owners to turn their weapons into short-barreled rifles.
Jamie Raskin: “Today's braces are largely used to exploit a loophole in the regulatory structure to allow owners to turn their weapons…”
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Raskin discusses how stabilizing braces are misused to bypass regulations on firearms.
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