Windham Weaponry 300 BLK Pistol

@TheNotoriousIUD Yes, actually. Because it qualifies as a pistol, there is no tax stamp needed. Just don't go putting a "Shoulder thingy that goes up" on it and you'll be alright.

@Cal S. Ill pass.
Sounds like a combo of a too short to be useful rifle and a too long to be useful pistol.

@TheNotoriousIUD I'm not the brightest bulb in in the box. I just don't get the concept.

@hikerguy Nor do I.
Seems like an extremely annoying gun to try to shoot from any other position than from the hip which makes it pretty much useless.

@TheNotoriousIUD I used to think the same thing until I looked under the surface. Look at it this way: it's a compact weapon that uses 30-round (or more) magazines and can hit man-sized targets out to 150 yards. It can do these things because of higher performance cartridges and the fact that it can be held with two hands (though not officially, yet in a way that stabilizes it better than a regular handgun). Applications for this would be truck guns or camping guns.

I'd adopt this platform in a heartbeat if it weren't for the fact I'd have to register firearms that I officially don't admit to possess. Not to mention being a terrible cheapskate and not wanting to fork over $200 for a piece of paper.

@Cal S. Hey whatever yanks your crank.
It just looks annoying to shoot.

@Cal S. I can hit 400 yards all day with my AR pistol.

@TheNotoriousIUD I use mine as a truck gun. Sorry to hear you cant figure out how to implement the weapon.

@Cal S. According to the last BATF&E letter I read you can use a 'pistol buffer tube' as a cheek weld....... as long as you don't put it against your shoulder! ! WTF difference does it make ??? duh... !

@Cal S. It's still way too big to be crammed down the front of your pants and be concealed..... ! ! ! LOL

@iksnilol Shhh....next they'll be outlawing the "cheek padding" on the buffer tube (in the U.S.). In the past, I've just held my AR pistols out infront of me like a normal pistol. Slightly heavy, but not too bad with two hands, plenty steady. Recent letters, however, have indicated that the ATF feels that handguns are meant to be operated strictly with one hand, and two-handed operation magically "redesigns" them into unregistered AOWs. This leaves me with some strength training to do to maintain a rock steady one-handed grip on my AR pistol.

Sure, the ATF isn't really likely to prosecute anyone who simply fires a handgun while holding it with two hands, but I don't want to be the test case.

@MR The cheek padding is legit though. I have seen crossbows with a cheek rest but not a stock (looks like a really short stock only good enough to rest your cheek on).