Texoma sheriffs say they will not enforce ATF pistol brace ruling

Okla. (KXII) - Multiple sheriff’s offices announced that they will not enforce a new ATF and Department of Justice ruling on the use of stabilizing braces for pistols.

In a statement, Marshall County Sheriff Donald Yow and Love County Sheriff Andy Cumberledge said that if they come across someone with a stabilizing brace, it “won’t be addressed.”

Both Cumberledge and Yow also said if a crime is committed with a firearm equipped with a stabilizing brace, state and federal laws will be enforced on that person.

The sheriff’s office will not participate in any confiscation pertaining to the ruling, according to Yow and Cumberledge.