NEW FIREARM PROFILE: THE ASP W/EXTENDED GUARD AND TAC BRACE

This from the TNW website: http://www.tnwfirearms.com/product-p/asrp-xpkg-xxxx-xxxx-brhg.htm

TNW Firearms Introduces The Aero Survival Pistol with the SB Tactical SOB Arm Brace And Extended Handguard

TNW Firearms introduces our Aero Survival Pistol with a factory installed SB Tactical™ arm brace and an extended handguard. Like all Aero Survival firearms, the Braced Aero Survival Pistol is a takedown firearm for the ultimate in portability, making it the perfect emergency survival pistol for outdoor enthusiasts, ranchers, pilots or anyone who needs a portable, rugged and reliable semi-automatic pistol. The addition of the SB Tactical™ SOB™ arm brace adds versatility and stability to this already capable firearm. These new Braced Aero Survival Pistols are available with a new 10.25” barrel and handguard.

The Aero Survival Pistol is compact, lightweight, and built to disassemble quickly, making this pistol the ideal firearm for anyone who is concerned with safety or interested in outdoor activities. Like its predecessor, the Aero Survival Rifle, the ASP is available in Hard Black Anodize, and two bold variegated finishes, pink/black and green/black. The Aero Survival Pistol is available in .45 ACP, 9mm, .40S&W, 10MM, .357SIG an .22LR. Both the ASR and ASP are machined from aircraft aluminum.

If you would like your ASP barrel threaded for supressors you must also purchase the threading service listed as ASR and ASP Barrel Threading Service.

*Accessories on the ASR and ASP may vary in style and specs. This includes pistol grips and buffer tubes. Flip-Up Sights Not Included.

ATF Information:

ATF Ruling 2011-4. This Specifies that you can not own a pistol barrel if you own just the ASR Rifle without having an SBR License. Essentially this ruling means that you can't just switch your rifle into a SBR without first going through the proper channels and get your SBR License. Click Here to get the paperwork needed to get your SBR license. 

For a nice breakdown on what this means you can check out this article from thetruthaboutguns.com. It gives a nice overview on how to stay within the law.

For more information about how you can put a stock or folding stock on a pistol check out this article from guntrustlawyer.com. You can also check out the ATF's ruling on stabilizing braces here.