Black Collar APS. The next "not a stock" pistol accessory?

[C-doodle]

Today I stumbled across this black Collar arms adjustable pistol support.

APS Adjustable Pistol Support - Black Collar Arms

Not a shoulder stock, not a pistol brace, the brand new Black Collar Arms APS -- Adjustable Pistol Support -- is a height adjustable rest designed to support a precision pistol on a bench, ground, or other surface. It's a brand new category of rear accessory for firearms and is ideally suited to...

blackcollararms.com

It's basically an adjustable monopod that is "not a stock or brace"

Anybody know where this thing stands in the current brace debacle? I'm tempted to try one out but I really do like my dogs.

I can't tell if this would actually be a decent workaround. Thoughts?

Pic for those who prefer not to click the link.

 

[Ṡalinnis]

If I had to take a guess, since most of the federal government takes everything out of context.. this would be viewed as no different than a stock/shouldering device. Regardless of the company's presentation of it.

Remember just a few months ago they called braces "bump stocks"

 

[GymB]

Would need to look at the arbitrary score sheet, but sounds like they are trying to avoid points. But by the time you add a bipod to a pistol you’re pushing weight problems. It’s a nonstarter for me, but then I’m not one of those precision ar15 pistol benchrest shooters.

 

[C-doodle]

I'm assuming they would just say "that's an SBR" and justify it by saying "because we said so"

I would love to be wrong though.

 

[NCLivingBrit]

They'll just call it a brace and lump it in with the rest.

Or call it a rear mounted vertical foregrip and throw charges at you.

 

[GymB]

Or call it a rear mounted vertical foregrip and throw charges at you.

Interesting idea.
We always think of the stock/brace going on our strong side, but if you have a grip in the back for the weak hand and no way to shoulder and aim it (say slick top and lower rail for a laser) then I think it becomes a firearm and is fired from the weak side hip.
@BigWaylon what you think?

 

[NCLivingBrit]

Interesting idea.
We always think of the stock/brace going on our strong side, but if you have a grip in the back for the weak hand and no way to shoulder and aim it (say slick top and lower rail for a laser) then I think it becomes a firearm and is fired from the weak side hip.
@BigWaylon what you think?

I was actually considering something like this for my 22lr AR blaster if the brace laws activate.

 

[BigWaylon]

@BigWaylon what you think?

I think it makes my head hurt. And is an answer to a question nobody has asked. And will be consider a stock on the scoresheet. But who knows these days.

 

[Goofyfoot2001]

That's a frggin MACHINE GUN!!!!!

 

[georgel]

Interesting, if you think of it as a stabilizing rear grip. I mean actually think about how it could help two hand stabilize a gun, especially if it easily moved forward from the end of the buffer tube.