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#1864416 - 03/09/22 07:19 PM AR pistol to SBR ??
stonewall308 Offline
Double barrel

Registered: 07/23/12
Posts: 54
Loc: Alexandria
City or County: Fairfax
Hey guys, quick question. I have an AR pistol and i am considering legally converting it to a registered SBR. Is this possible, or can you only convert/register rifles as SBR? In other words, is the fact that this gun is currently considered a pistol problematic, or is it irrelevant for purposes of registering an sbr?

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#1864421 - 03/09/22 07:45 PM Re: AR pistol to SBR ?? [Re: stonewall308]
jlthom Offline
Marksman

Registered: 11/18/20
Posts: 343
Loc: Virginia
City or County: Midlothian
It’s irrelevant. It is considered an “other” without the upper. You register the lower not the upper. The stock/brace on just a lower doesn’t make it a pistol or a rifle, just a receiver.

Drop the upper and go do the dance. Run it with a pistol brace until your paperwork clears and then throw an actual stock on it!

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#1864572 - 03/10/22 09:20 AM Re: AR pistol to SBR ?? [Re: stonewall308]
igreear Offline
Marksman

Registered: 03/19/19
Posts: 233
Loc: Virginia
City or County: Woodbridge
Irrelevant.

Also, since you’ll have to have your lower engraved, I’d recommend Tar Heel State Firearms. Super quick turnaround and really high quality engraving.

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