Videos tagged with Overall Length

This is the second part of a "Reloading 101" course, focusing on creating consistent and precise ammunition, particularly for long-range shooting. The video covers essential reloading steps, including using a mandrel die, handling small rifle primers, priming brass, organization tips, powder throwing techniques, seating depth, overall length measurements, using a Datum Dial Kit, understanding bullet jump, determining powder charge weight, performing OCW tests (though questioned), and seating bullets. It's presented as a "how-to" guide for beginners in reloading.

This video explains the ATF's updated guidance on measuring the Overall Length (OAL) of AR pistols, particularly how stabilizing braces are treated. Adding a vertical foregrip to a pistol with an OAL of 26 inches or less (when measured without the brace) can reclassify it as an Any Other Weapon (AOW) under the NFA. Angled grips are generally exempt from this classification. The guidance emphasizes that braces are accessories, not integral parts, and their measurement method affects the legality of vertical grips.

This expert-level guide details recent ATF changes regarding the measurement of AR pistol Overall Length (OAL). The ATF now classifies stabilizing braces as accessories, impacting how OAL is determined, especially for folding braces which must be measured in their folded state. The presence of a vertical foregrip on a firearm with an OAL under 26 inches can reclassify it as an 'Any Other Weapon' (AOW) under the NFA. This information is crucial for legal compliance and understanding firearm classification.

This guide, presented by Adam Kraut, Esq., details the crucial steps for measuring a firearm's barrel and overall length to determine if it falls under NFA regulations as a Short-Barreled Rifle (SBR) or Short-Barreled Shotgun (SBS). Understanding these measurements is vital for legal compliance, as exceeding specific length thresholds without proper registration can lead to severe penalties.