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Can the collapsible stock be pinned at it's shortest point, or does NJ require it to be pinned fully opened? Thanks to all for your help.Jimmy
as long as you meet min. length requirements it can be pinned wherever.. super short closed position looks cool and is great if you are in need of some tactical tight quarters application.. but the reality is pinning it where it best suites you is really the route you should take..
Thanks for the quick response. I am looking at the closed position for home defense, SHTF, CQB type with a halographic sight (EOTech maybe). Figuring closed would be the way to go, or possibly a sully stock. I already have an SPR type AR with a PRS stock and 18" barrel so I am toying with the idea of a shorter version. It's just NJ at it's finest I guess that you can not have a collapsible stock, but can have a short one. I'll never understand the laws....
Jimmy
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Can the collapsible stock be pinned at it's shortest point, or does NJ require it to be pinned fully opened? Thanks to all for your help.
Jimmy
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JimmyAGRyes it is
Thanks Junkmanted. I wanted to take my son there, so it's good to know it won't be a wasted trip.
Jimmy
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Hey junkmanted is that range on Rt. 6 right by Lake Wallenpaupack? If so I used to shoot there years ago when I was living in the Poconos. Isn't it great to be able to just pull off the road and shoot? By the way great idea on the tailgate, never thought of that and shooting, usually just football.
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Thanks for all the warm welcomes everyone. Also thanks for the wealth of info here on this forum.
Jimmy
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Thanks Caine,
I'm sure I'll be the weak link in the system. But I'll improve. Looking forward to getting out with it.
Jimmy
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Here is my first AR. It's a Noveske with 18 stainless barrel. Unfortunately I have not been able to shoot it yet due to neck surgery, so I am impatiently waiting..... :cry:
Thanks,
Jimmy
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Hey Chad, thanks for the welcome. I've been going to BA on the weekend.
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Hello All,
I finally registered on the site. This site has some great information and helped me alot already. I'm in Atlantic Highlands and have been shooting at Brick Armory. Really nice people there.
Thank you,
Jimmy
Sorry another stock question.
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here are some things to take into account..
1) an AR platform gun is not IMO the best home defense round unless you live in the middle of nowhere.. this is a rifle round and i would be concerned about over penetrating the intended target thus doing damage to your dwelling or maybe even others in the home.. OR people outside the home.. my go to firearm in the home is a Berreta storm OR my 12guage.. i have never.. and HOPE to never have to use those in that situation but i feel that they are far more suited for in the home.. the storm is chambered in a pistol round which runs the risk of over penetration but i think a smaller risk than say 223 or 308 (any rifle round).. someone with more knowledge can correct me on the exact number.. but i think the 223 round is traveling at roughly 3X the velocity with 2x as much force.. if we are going to be shooting in populated areas.. in the dead of night.. with other family members around.. we want a round with decent knock down power but one that will not over penetrate.. pistol round chambered carbines to me are probably a great compromise for in the home..
2) its just a pin.. pin it where its most useful.. IF the "shtf" and you then NEED a collapsible stock.. just drill the pin out then you are back to a fully functioning weapon..
you would have to have pretty short arms to find fully collapsed the BEST shooting position imo..
Damagedworld - Penetration (sounds dirty, LOL) is well understood. I have pistols as a first defense in the house scenario. I was thinking of a quick swing weight rifle that can quickly be brought to bear if ever needed, (hopefully never) for additional firepower. I would also like it for a play AR at the range. It's a shame the laws hog tie you so you have to make decisions like this. I am also think of a Mossy 590 for home defense and then the AR would definitely be a range trooper. As far as the pin goes, the last thing I want is any stupid law throwing one of the law abiding gun owners in jail. Anything can be fixed or replaced as needed. Thank you for your thoughts as they are extremely sound.
Thanks I appreciate the great input and ideas.
Jimmy