[Klaatu Barada Nikto]

Looks like a KPOS is nothing more than a carbine conversion kit for a pistol. Similar to http://www.mechtechsys.com except the KPOS looks like it turns a decent pistol into a hovered up toy. I don’t see how this falls under NFA.

[golux]

I can see how one might want to lumber around with "the most compact and durable PDW converter available which incorporates a Five-point ergonomic weapon grip, a One-point tactical sling adapter, and a fold-to-the side compact Buttstock with rubber buttpad,"

Butt my One-Point is: How does it "improve accuracy and range?"



"Seventeen-point weight increasing mechanism, two-point makes it scary-looking feature, three-point bulky other thing stuck-on-the-side, with adapters..."

[ctdonath2]

It’s NFA because it creates a short-barred rifle (stock + barrel under 16”).

Stupid law, but there it is. Requires a Form 1 NFA “manufacturing” application
with $200 tax.

Were you to just put a vertical fore grip on the pistol, that would be deemed an “Any Other Weapon”, with same requirements.

Like MeganC said: a free people should not have to worry about such things. The fact that it is obviously & objectively a weapon should suffice to meet “shall not be infringed.”