[CriticalDimensions]

I've been asked to make butttstock extensions with an overall length of 4.5" that can be installed on PS90's. This additional length would make PS90's legal for ownership in California due to the overall length requirements restricted by California law I'm told. If any California residents are interested please sound off here. Also I'm not familiar with California laws, so if anyone has additional information please feel free to post it here.

 

[hypertex]

I'll take one

I've found, like many others, that the rifle is easier to aim when held out a bit to provide additional sighting distance. I looked down and yes, it looks like 4.5 inches would be fine. Certainly this would be a simpler method to achieve the length required than trying to change out the muzzle brake.
Please put me down for one.

 

[CriticalDimensions]

Just wanted to ad this next batch of buttstock extensions, including the 4.5" lengths, will be made of black polymer which is very light weight.

 

[Guest]

I an up for 4 1/2 extension, how much Tug :mrgreen:

 

[SunsetSam]

Isn't more required to be CA legal? I thought you had to plug the thumbhole too. Prolly also have to get rid of the evil flash hider.

I'm soooo glad I don't live there.

 

[Inspector 12]

I would be interested in a polymer butt stock extension. Any idea what you are thinking price wise? Also will it slide in to the existing butt stock location or how will it attach??

 

[ShipWreck]

I would be interested in a polymer butt stock extension. Any idea what you are thinking price wise? Also will it slide in to the existing butt stock location or how will it attach??

Well, his current ones slide in place of the current buttstock. I'll bet that is how these attach too.

 

[hypertex]

Yes, SunsetSam, you'd also have to plug the thumbhole at least. This may be enough to submit to PRK DOJ for approval. Additionally, shrouding the grip in front and/or shrouding the muzzle brake may be necessary.

 

[hypertex]

Ken, it looks like the longer extension is going to need a set-screw of sorts. Something that will require that once the stock is in place and set, a tool will be required in order to completely remove the stock. If there were to be a longitudinal screw, flushed in along the top of the stock, the screw could be applied in a way that would keep the stock from coming back up of the rifle. Unless a screw inside the stock could perform the same function.

 

[Guest]

stock

How about a slide bolt on the bottom, could be flush with a finger hole in it. What could you store in there? TUG

 

[CriticalDimensions]

The Buttstock Extensions have an internal storage compartment with access under butt cap. The set -screw is no problem and will be accessed under butt cap also.
Drawings have been made of a thumbhole plug and a add-on front shroud/forearm. I'm going to prototype these in the next few weeks. I've got an idea for a slip-on muzzle device that may solve the flash suppressor issue but need more info concerning California law(s). Can anyone there email me links or copies of the related statute???
Thanks

 

[CriticalDimensions]

Initial production of California modification parts will be limited to only 25 sets. Sets will consist of Buttstock Extension, Thumbhole plug, Forearm w/rail, and Flash Suppressor Sleeve.
Other new products are coming soon!!

 

[ShipWreck]

Wow. A lot of interesting stuff ya got going on! Hopefully the members here will be real enthusiastic about some of those things

 

[CriticalDimensions]

It's going to take a month or two to get all these parts made. Some (like the thumbhole plug and flash suppressor cover sleeve) will only have use for those in California, but the forearm and buttstock extensions will be made in larger quantities for general use.

Here's some info on California laws concening what they call "assault weapons"

California Definition of Assault Weapon
12276.1.
(a) Notwithstanding Section 12276, "assault weapon" shall also mean any of the following:
(1) a semiautomatic, centerfire rifle that has the capacity to accept a detachable magazine
and any one of the following:

(a) pistol grip that protrudes conspecuously beneath the action of the weapon.
(b) thumbhole stock.
(c) folding or telescoping stock.
(d) grenade launcher or flare launcher.
(e) flash suppressor.
(f) forward pistol grip.


The following definitions apply to terms used in the identification of assault weapons pursuant to Penal Code section 12276.1:

(d) "pistol grip that protrudes con****uously beneath the action of the weapon” means a grip that allows for a pistol style grasp in which the web of the trigger hand (between the thumb and index finger) can be placed below the top of the exposed portion of the trigger while firing.

 

[ShipWreck]

Wow, quite a list of stuff ya gotta do to abide by the law of the land in ol' California...

 

[Guest]

since it is cal. , I need a better translation/diogram of a pistol grip Tug

 

[dchang0]

I'm excited about these parts--one thing to consider might be the combination of a 2.5" butt extension with a 2" barrel extension. I've tried a 2" butt extension on my airsoft P90 (yeah, yeah, I know, no airsofter wannabes on this forum, but hey, I own a REAL FS2000, so that redeems me somewhat).

The 2" butt extension was perfect. 4.5" would be too much, I think, so I'd like to see a 2" extension plus a barrel extension to make up the difference.

I wonder if my airsoft butt extension would fit--wouldn't that be a laugh?!

 

[Eldo In The Weeds]

CD--have you made anymore progress on the buttstock extensions? Have you considered making a shorter extension for the rest of us. I like the idea of having internal battery storage.