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Tools and Uses => Firearms and Accessories => Topic started by: randomidk on July 29, 2020, 08:44:54 PM
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New here and probably a newb question.. Would a compensator on Glock 19.5 barrel be considered legal? I'm just curious, not even sure I want to get one. I haven't seen any clear guidance on this but I will admit I skimmed the stuff on HPDs site as it is cryptic.
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New here and probably a newb question.. Would a compensator on Glock 19.5 barrel be considered legal? I'm just curious, not even sure I want to get one. I haven't seen any clear guidance on this but I will admit I skimmed the stuff on HPDs site as it is cryptic.
I use a comp on my Ruger 22/45. No laws against it. As long as it's not a suppressor, should be okay. You can even attach fake suppressors if you want. Some .22s come with those.
I assume "Glock 19.5" means Glock 19 Gen 5"?
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I use a comp on my Ruger 22/45. No laws against it. As long as it's not a suppressor, should be okay. You can even attach fake suppressors if you want. Some .22s come with those.
I assume "Glock 19.5" means Glock 19 Gen 5"?
Thanks for the info and yes sorry, Gen 5. I was fortunate to pick one up and magically got an appointment to get the permit from HPD after checking their website religiously. My registration however is awhile from now.
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Having said that, there have been lawmakers trying to push to ban threaded barrels on firearms. So, stay vigilant.
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Having said that, there have been lawmakers trying to push to ban threaded barrels on firearms. So, stay vigilant.
Good to know. I have been reviewing the notices the HRA sends out, will continue to monitor.