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It's an uberti clone with a transfer bar safety system. The problem is intermitant but getting more frequent. I took it apart after the problem started and didn't see anything obviously wrong. However, I'm no gunsmith.

Not sure if this belongs in "handguns" or "gunsmithing" but here goes: My SAA cylinder won't rotate freely when the hammer is at half cock. When I pull the hammer back the bolt drops but then clicks back up at half cock. Any ideas what's wrong?

I had heard that the full auto M2 used the exact same receiver as the M1. Maybe that's why the M1 is banned.

My wife hates you.

According to the state police, the DSA-SA58 and the Century R1A1(both FAL clones) are NJ legal as long as they have only one feature. To stay on topic, movies like "The Wild Geese" inspired my facination for the FAL.

I've bought 15rnd mags from these guys http://www.charliecoopers.com/limited-capacity-magazines/?_bc_fsnf=1&brand=257

"Uzi type" fire arms are on the list of banned weapons. However, the definition of type is unclear. Kalishnikov types and G3 types are also banned but there are clones that are NJ legal. I'd reccomend calling the state police for their opinion (yes, it's an opinion, not a definitive ruling). If the state police say it's NJ legal, get the name of the detective you spoke with and give it to your FFL.

Kind of surprised that the Times ran an op-ed that was pro-gun. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/12/opinion/politics/background-checks-gun-violence.html

I think that indoor ranges ban steel-cased ammo because steel-cased ammo almost always has bi-metal jacketed biullets, Tula, Silver bear, Wolf, they all have bi-metal bullets. I've only ever seen two brands that made steel-cased ammo with non-magnetic bullets: Golden Tiger and some Red Army Standard.

Welcome! I grew up in Tenafly and still live in the area!

Is an Ishapore 2A1 permitted as a SMLE III substitute?

I've been called an Ogre a few times.... In all seriousness, FAL's and FAL types are on the NJ banned list. I doubt that many people would differentiate a DSA SA-58 from an FN FAL, and they're not a common rife in these parts as opposed to NJ legal AR's and AK's.

In all fairness to LEO's, I'm pretty sure they're obligated not to turn a blind eye to crimes committed in their presence even when they're off duty. I would expect them to "dime me out" if I snorted a line of coke in front of them too.

Count me in as an FAL fan! Got a DSA/Imbel build but am a little wary of shooting it in public. I've had people ask me if the Gun is NJ legal and I don't want an over-enthusiastic/under-informed LEO try to confiscate it.