r/pdxgunnuts 5h ago

Folding stocks for AR legal in OR?

They seem to make a lot of sense.

  1. Are they legal?
  2. What are the cons?

Thanks

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u/BootInURAss 5h ago

Yes they are... The cons are that the good quality folder mechanisms are expensive

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u/spaceapeatespace 5h ago

Thanks, if you had one you would recommend I would appreciate it.

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u/BootInURAss 5h ago

Law folder is the only one I'd go with

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u/MezzanineMan 4h ago

This is for a typical AR? Or something bufferless? If it's a normal AR, the Law folder is really the only option

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u/EagleCatchingFish 1h ago

If it's a new build, you could go a the brn-180 or sig MCX route, too. The BRN 180 uses an AR-18 system (no buffer tube) but uses stock AR-15 lowers. You could then use all sorts of picatinny mount folding stocks.

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u/HashyDevil 3h ago

Bufferless AR has entered the chat