samtechlan

I rented the Troy this morning at Longshot and must say that I was really impressed with the handling characteristics and absence of recoil. I only put 50 rounds through because buying ammo at range will make you poor quickly but it really is a well made and balanced firearm. And of course it's pretty loud esp in an indoor range but that's to be expected. If I wasn't waiting for a 9mm NJ legal SBF I would pick one up.

Understood but if the sbr is your truck gun and you happen to take a side trip to Vegas...

But now you won't be able to take them across state lines without ATF approval. That sucks.

I disagree completely. At the end of the day the real fight is at the Supreme Ct and the lower Federal courts. Trump is transforming the Federal judiciary for a generation. With Obama's picks Heller would have been quickly overturned.

Will it have last round bolt hold open capability?

Any hints at what the solution might be to the weight issue? Non-heavy barrels perhaps? I know the current version is fluted to shed some weight but it is still a heavy barrel.

Great video. I love mine although I do think it is a little heavy for what it is. Never had any reliability issues after about 800 rounds. I did add a second OEM charging handle to the left side because I like to have the option to charge from either side.

Lol. Red planet arsenal in CT already makes a non-NFA version (CT and NJ are basically the same when it comes to non-NFA SBF) with a 12.5 inch barrel, foregrip and brace. But it is hideously expensive when all is said and done, about 2K. https://www.redplanetarsenal.com/product-page/cz-scorpion

Thanks everything I read about the Scorpion is that it is superior in terms of reliability to other far more expensive 9mm platforms like B&T's, MP5's and Sigs.

Very nice. How does it shoot?

True but maybe someone will make a non-NFA NJ legal SBF version of the scorpion. This option is in no way limited to AR type platforms.

Some NJ manufacturers should be doing this as well.

Really excellent job! I'm also waiting for the MM 9mm. Not really sure why it's taking them so long to produce since they already make a 16" 9mm AR.

A couple of days ago I was on my way to Easton Fish and Game and, as usual, stopped at Heritage and Sarco. Heritage had a 33 round glock brand magazine which I decided to buy and then leave back in PA with a friend in Stroudsburg who I was planning to visit after the range. The employee at the cash register first asked for my driver's license and then told me that it was company policy not to sell (normal) capacity magazines to NJ residents because it might jeopardize their NJ branches. It's a bit ridiculous because their records would show that it was sold in PA, where it is perfectly legal, and NOT in their Rahway or Branchburg stores. As an aside I bought a couple of Magpul 27 round glock mags a few months ago which I keep in PA but wanted to try the 33 round glock brand for the sake of comparison. The Magpuls have been 100% reliable through hundreds of rounds in a Ruger PC and a glock 19.

Below is the entry for Sig MPX showing both NFA and non NFA options. CT legal PDW/AOW Semi-automatic personal defense weapon Compact, close quarters to 100 meters Available in 9mm Detachable magazine Takes MPX mags 10rd mag, foregrip included Ghost Ring sights included Gen2 multi-caliber exchange system +$450 AOW and non-NFA versions available AOW allows for telescoping brace, OAL <26in Integrally suppressed and non-NFA versions available non-NFA requires non-folding brace, OAL >26in AOW requires $5 NFA tax stamp Integrally suppressed version requires $200 NFA tax stamp Barrels >12in All federal and state laws apply Custom built-to order with 3-5 week lead time Sig MPX $2,600.00Regular Price$2,200.00Sale Price Barrel Modification Select NFA Select Quantity ADD TO CART Shipping CT: Free shipping to your local FFL for non-NFA, or class 3 dealer if AOW for transfer and pickup. Can also be picked up directly at our facility in Waterbury, CT by appointment. Other lower 47 states where legal: $10 flat rate shipping for each firearm. Alaska and Hawaii: $15 No international shipping

No if you look at their offered modifications the guns are available as either AOW NFA or non NFA firearms. The non NFA firearm options are more than 26" without brace extended etc. It seems that the CT position on non NFA mirrors the NJ one. Also note that on the DSI website their non-NFA firearms are good to go in CT and NJ but not NY, MASS and other Venezuela like states.

Yes but when you try to add to cart it asks for modifications such as brace type, non nfa etc., which takes the price up by several hundred. I think it's a bit misleading but it is what it is. Why aren't NJ manufacturers doing this type of stuff?

It seems that our brothers in the Constitution State AKA Connecticut are way ahead of the curve. The manufacturer below is putting together non-NFA versions of almost every firearm out there. I did not see a B&T APC but give them time I guess. Any reason why these would not be NJ good right off the shelf? I can't think of anything as they seem to be following the, by now, well known formula to a T. I tried to call them but they are on vacation all of July. Must be doing well if you can take a month off. https://www.redplanetarsenal.com/shop

I would be happy with anything in the $700-$800 range which is what a Stribog 9mm costs and it is what I would get if I lived in a free state.

Competition at work. It seems that special ops tactical is entering the NJ market with their own version of a SBF. Appears to be an exclusive deal with Ocean Armory. I hope we start getting PCC versions soon and even non-AR options. https://specialopstactical.com/

Any updates on the ETA for the 9mm sbf?

Interesting, so how does this affect those who have put a collapsible/foldable brace on a shockwave or tac-14? Folded most of those are under 26" but folks were measuring them with the brace extended to meet the threshold.

I bet the 9mm version sells like crazy too with PCC's being as popular as they are. You also don't get the additional blast and decibels that you get with the shorter 5.56 barrels.

Since it is the assembling of the firearm-as opposed to the possession-which is prohibited it would seem perfectly legal to assemble said firearm in PA before crossing the border into Venezuela/New Jersey.

The Extar EP9 is legal in NJ?