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  4. Posted

    41 minutes ago, sbarton said:

    So its milspec so my OAL would be 24.9" according to the diagram on first post.  Muzzle device would need to add over 1.6".  The M2 is 1.75" but it looks like it would not add 1.75" to OAL since it has to be threaded on?  Recommendations on a muzzle device that would work with a 10.5" barrel?

    BTW, thanks for the help and quick responses.  

    https://palmettostatearmory.com/pa-9-pcc/psa-pa-9-gen4-10-5-9mm-1-10-nitride-12-slanted-m-lok-railed-upper-with-bcg-ch4.html
     

    You’ll need lower parts and SBA 3 but you won’t have to worry about overall length since the muzzle on that one is 3.25. 

  5. Posted

    38 minutes ago, sbarton said:

    So its milspec so my OAL would be 24.9" according to the diagram on first post.  Muzzle device would need to add over 1.6".  The M2 is 1.75" but it looks like it would not add 1.75" to OAL since it has to be threaded on?  Recommendations on a muzzle device that would work with a 10.5" barrel?

    BTW, thanks for the help and quick responses.  

    Get the kaw valley linear comp 3.25 or 4.25 version and you’ll be good to go. But It’s going to look weird with that rail. I would look for a different kit. I’ll try and find one for you 

  7. Posted

    1 hour ago, High Exposure said:

    Personally, I look up the appropriate laws, statutes, guiding documents, directives, and guidelines myself and then I talk them over with people I personally know and trust. Some are in the firearms industry, some are LE, some are knowledgeable regular earth people.
     

    When that feels complete - I take my chances on MY decision based on MY opinion.

    I definitely don’t rely on gun store counter guys that I don’t know.

    There isn’t any clear laws, and this is coming from an active LEO

  8. Posted

    2 hours ago, Mr.Stu said:

    HE nails it again! This guy knows what he is talking about.

    Incidentally, I am also not an attorney, you did not pay for my opinion of HE and therefore should not take anything in this post as true without independent verification.

    Where is this so called independent verification? No one seems to give a straight answer , that’s why we come to this page lol

  9. Posted

    7 minutes ago, shooter28 said:

    Your gunsmith is wrong on both accounts. Even if this was a flash hider, it doesnt matter on "Others" because the AWB rules do not apply. I have seen some manufacturers engrave "Other" on the side but it serves no legal purpose. As long as the receiver you are building on was not a rifle previously ( scouts honor!) any stripped lower receiver will work.

    What shop is this?

    I was not aware of all that info however was almost positive the flash cans are legal due to it be considered a compensator. And yes the receiver was purchased as a stripped lower and registered as other. And the shop is United Uniforms 

  10. Posted

    59 minutes ago, shooter28 said:

    Are you looking to put this on a normal rifle or a non-NFA gun?

    On a non-NFA gun, you can basically use any muzzle device you want ( except a suppressor) since it doesnt need to adhere to NJ AWB (because its not a rifle, nor a pistol).

    If used on a normal rifle, I believe the answer should be yes as well. Ive never heard of anyone saying blast shields are illegal in NJ. Its not described as a flash hider and in the description specifically states that its only meant to direct blast and sound down range.  I have a Griffin blast shield and it works well inside so you arent annoying your neighbors.

    Its for an "Other" build. Specifically the Palmetto State Armory complete upper with the PSA "flash can". I dropped it off to my local FFL and was told by the gunsmith that because you can fit your finger inside of it, its illegal. As this conversation was commencing another employee told the worker that he was wrong and it was legal because its considered a linear compensator. Needless to say they are now going to pin/weld the muzzle on however still left me feeling worried. For a little info about the build : 10.5 inch PSA Upper with 3" flash can (Makes it over 26" when pin/weld is done). Anderson lower with SBA3. VFG installed to make it a legal "other". 

     

    Also a discussion about building an other was brought up while I was in there. That same employee stated you cant build an other because it doesnt have "other" engraved. Again the other employee stated that he was wrong. I am tired of getting different answers from people who are supposed to give you legal advise. This was at a gun store in my area. Thank you 

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