ATI Omni Hybrid P4 ATIGOMX556P4B

James, yes Sir, This Pistol is legal to purchase and own in PA. Details of PA restrictions : budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/pennsylvania_restrictions.pdf

Yes this is legal in Pa.

Alonzo, Here is a Bravo Co. angled grip that will attach directly to KeyMod system without adding cost or weight of adding a extra rail.--------budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/5548/bravo+kag-km-blk+bcmgunfighter+tactical+grip+black+po

Alonzo, you will just need a KeyMod Rail Section. You can choose the length you want here : budsgunshop.com/catalog/search.php?q=keymod+rail+section&type= --------- ( http://blog.roninsgrips.com/atf-letter-stating-magpul-afg-legal-use-ar-pistols/ )

yes it will take and work just fine with the .223 rounds this gun can use either 5.56 NATO or .223 ammo its chambered for the hotter (higher pressure ) 5.56 NATO round so is safe to shoot with the .223 (lower pressure round) here is a good article on the

Nicholas, the Barrel is actually stamped 5.56NATO so both 5.56 and .223 rounds can be fired without issue. If the barrel were stamped .223 then 5.56 ammunition would not be recommended.

yes it is 100% legal in FL as long as you are 21

Totally legal in Florida. Only major restriction Florida has is the new minimum age of 21 for long guns, this is a pistol anyhow so nothing has changed there.

Brian, yes Sir. This Pistol is as legal as Florida oranges. No worries.

Robin, No this firearm is not legal to ship to CA.

Robin, unfortunately it currently is not. Details under "Handguns" here : budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf

Sebastian, Yes the 30 round magazine is included. One of the few times the description photo is accurate down to grip, fore end, brace and trigger guard. Firearm ships as shown.

Sebastian, yes Sir it does. A better photo here (Just click picture to expand) : classicfirearms.com/ati-gomx556p4b-omni-hybrid-pstl-7in-30rd/

James - Yes indeed. They are definitely interchangeable to other uppers/lowers as you might want. The poly receivers are pretty tough though - I was surprised. But mine held up very well. I finally sold it after putting some 5000+ rounds through it.

James, yes you could Sir. It uses standard spec AR internals.

No NFA work or tax stamps required for this in it's standard pistol configuration, it is just like buying any other handgun. It will remain a pistol as long as you do not fit a traditional stock which would render it an SBR, or a vertical foregrip which w

yes as long as the has the brace (you can even remove the brace) it is a handgun unless you put a stock on it then it becomes a SBR and require a tax stamp and paperwork SBR

Yes sir, this carries the exact same requirements for purchase as a 'handgun'. The paperwork associated with the purchase will be the same as for a handgun. Some states have their own requirements in addition to the Federal requirements and you should pla

Teddy, you are absolutely correct Sir. "Pistol".

It should come right off by loosening the hex set screw.

James, yes, it s removable. It is held in place by a hex set screw.

yes it is removable and without it it would look like this https://americantactical.us/5758/detail.html

Yes they will come off the buffer tube. Usually by loosening a set screw.

Diego, it comes with a Magpul Magazine but can use any standard AR Magazine or Drum Sir.

Gary, no Sir. As a Handgun/Pistol, this firearm has too many NJ restricted features. The following are prohibited:: Semi-automatic handguns that have the ability to accept a detachable magazine and at least ​two​ of the following features: 1.Magazine that

Unfortunately no, this one has several strikes against it in NJ law. It has a magazine with capacity exceeding 10, the magazine attaches outside the pistol grip, threaded barrel, handguard aka "barrel shroud" in NJ law, and a weight of over 50 oz (I belie

yes it is legal in AZ! AZ does not have any special restrictions on handguns so as long as you are 21 and can own a handgun you are good to go

Gabriel, yes, perfectly legal in Arizona. Cheers!

you will have to be a team buds member to put it on layaway TB only is Team Buds only when products get low Buds reserves them for TB members, when a fast selling item comes in stock TB members get the 1st shot at buying them. TB gets you free layaways (n

Marsalis, yes Sir but, only if you are a Team Buds Member. Membership details and cost here : budsgunshop.com/catalog/teambuds.php

Marsalis - When I ran it, I got the payment option "Click HERE to view all of our payment options / terms." .. That will take you to the layaway selection page.

Randy Dean, This pistol as configured is legal in MI. MI is fairly restriction free. This pistol is just short enough at 26". The following are prohibited: Pistols with an overall length greater than 26” o For example, check the overall length of AR / AK

Randy Dean - it is legal in MI in the present configuration, however should you install a 'stock' designed for shoulder use, you would have then changed it into a SBR. As it is now, it is a pistol, due to the brace installed.

Randy Dean, it is legal in MI since it has a Brace instead of a Shoulder Stock and is classified as a regular Pistol.

If a rifle has a "stock" … not a brace … and has a barrel under 16" then it would be considered a SBR (short barrel rifle) and would require the government paper work and fees to be owned legally. It's all about barrel length. 16 is the magic number.

CHONG, This is a pistol. If it is modified to remove the pistol brace and install a rifle stock this firearm would become an SBR. You would have to file paperwork with ATF and pay $200 tax stamp BEFORE you could do that modification.

Chong, no Sir. Since it has a Brace instead of a Shoulder Stock, it is classified as a regular Pistol.

The manufacturer's web site does not address that issue. I suggest you contact Bud's customer service using the blue "Chat Now" button and ask your question, or contact ATI directly at 800-290-0065, in order to get an accurate answer.

Richard, No QD mount on brace. Does have the three angled slots to install a sling swivel of your choice. Weather it is QD or mechanically fastened.

Richard, just the 3 slots on the brace. Most add a Quick Detach (budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/714002090/ergo+double+loop+sling+plate) as pictured here : google.com/search?q=ar+pistol+blade+sling+attachment&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1

Richard, just the 3 slots on the brace. Most add a Quick Detach as pictured here : google.com/search?q=ar+pistol+blade+sling+attachment&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=cdpmCXGHwQamUM%253A%252ClDPwTiJi7ROqDM%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kQSqF6Ghp9odYr9JeOpuk_Umnsu2A

Jermaine, No, too many restricted features. Here are Cook Co Ill restricted features for pistols:--------HANDGUNS Prohibited are semiautomatic pistols that have a detachable magazine AND two or more of the following: Any feature capable of functioning as

Not even close as any semi auto or any AR style firearms are banned in Chicago "Semiautomatic rifles are prohibited. AR or AK pattern receivers are prohibited." budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/illinois_restrictions.pdf

Jermaine, no Sir. Details under "Handguns" here : budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/illinois_restrictions.pdf

Jacob, The Hawkeye State does not have any state restrictions that are any different then federal regulations. It is a Free State. Can not modify with stock or vertical fore grip to keep it legal pistol.

yes it is Iowa has no restrictions against owning this gun

Jacob, yes Sir. There are no restrictions on purchase or ownership in Iowa.