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The misinformation with title 2 firearms never ceases to amaze me. It is only a short barreled shotgun when it has a short barrel. Put an 18 on it and it is not a short barreled shotgun. Take it anywhere a shotgun is legal, even sell it with the 18 if you like. NFA would like to know it’s been “converted” back to a title 1, but that isn’t even necessary. Unlike machine guns and NFA’s “once a machine gun always a machine gun” position, an SBS or SBR is only a title 2 when configured as a title 2. You do not give up any rights. .gov can’t come into your home anytime they wish. Still America folks, probable cause and a warrant is necessary to enter your home.

Another thing to consider is that with an NFA item you consent to Uncle Fudd showing up at your crib 24/7/365 demanding to take a look at your stuff.

Frankly speaking, the average homeowner confronting a 2AM break in, half asleep and in a defensive posture, won't know the difference between 14" or 18", nor would it matter. One is no more or less effective than the other at 2AM. For the "grunt or jarhead" going door to door in an offensive posture, yeah the 14" is a plus. Then there is the NFA issue. Once you have registered your once 18" barreled M4 to a 14" barreled M4, it will forever be an NFA item. Simply put, you can't just swap the barrel back to 18" and hope to sell it to the local gun shop or gunbroker. It will have to go to a willing FFL class 2 or 3 sot. Having a 14" is mostly a status symbol for most of us, and yes, I have a small NFA stamp collection, and no, I probably would not go that route again. My 2 cents.........................

Thats what a regular m4 should have been a entry to start with.I don’t even fire my regular m4s now .And just picked up another entry.

An attractive distraction trailer on how not to grip a pistol. Nice.

I personally prefer to mount an RMR on a ADM quick release low mount, attached to the factory picatinny rail. The height is perfect for the middle position of the C stock and isn't cluttered by the iron sights. If something goes wrong with it you can pop it off with a quick flip of the lever, slide the stock back to the last position, and have perfect sight picture with your iron sights.