ABRA Factory Class

Is My Rifle Legal for Factory?

Answer one question at a time. This tool follows Section 10 of the current ABRA Rules & Regulations and will explain the rule behind each decision.

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Important: This is a screening guide, not final rifle certification. Rule 8.3 requires the Match Director to certify that a rifle qualifies for the declared class at match sign-in.

Question 1

Factory Class Quick Reference

Scope: No restriction on scope power. Rule 10.1

Semi-auto: Original factory stock; factory-marked barrel for that model; no factory-custom rifles such as Kidd, Volquartsen or similar; no mid-barrel or muzzle tuners; must remain semi-auto and magazine-fed. Rules 10.2.1–10.2.10

Bolt action: Must satisfy the production/MSRP requirement or be included on the ABRA Outlaw Factory approved rifle list, and only specifically permitted modifications are allowed. Rules 10.3.1–10.3.22

Explicitly Excluded in the Rulebook

For Semi Auto Factory rifles, “factory custom” rifles such as Kidd, Volquartsen, or similar are not allowed. Rule 10.2.6

ABRA Approved Rifle List

The current rules refer to an ABRA Outlaw Factory approved rifle list for bolt-action Factory rifles, but that model list is not contained inside the supplied 2026 Rules & Regulations PDF. Rules 10.3.1–10.3.2

Until the official list is added to the website, the wizard will flag any answer that depends on that list for ABRA/Match Director verification rather than guessing.