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  1. 10 hours ago, 124gr9mm said:

    Still confused.

    At Cherry Ridge there was discussion about someone who bought a completed lower with from PSA (through his FFL) and had a 12.5 inch upper sent to his house.  He put the two together in his basement and added a vertical foregrip to it.

    Two shooters said it was totally illegal but the RO said there was no way for him to know, so we should just shut up and shoot.  

    Is slapping a complete upper and complete lower together different than putting all the pieces together yourself?

     

     

     

             A completed lower wouldn’t be a good idea in my opinion. It would of either been sold with a rifle stock meaning that lower was sold as a rifle, or a pistol stock meaning it was sold as a pistol. I would assemble a striped lower sold as a receiver into a non-NFA firearm but I would not use a completed lower. 


  2. 1 hour ago, BenC said:

    If one has a lower that was transferred as a receiver (does not say rifle), that was never built into anything yet, it could be built into the configuration matching one of the approved ones (would build it out of state, don't want to have too many errant parts around, etc). Is that correct?

    In my personal opinion, you’re g2g as long as the guideline is followed to the T as far as overall length etc. (don’t build an AWO or SBR) 

     also, a non compliant upper is just an upper and is legal till it’s assemble into a firearm, I’d personally build the upper first attach VFG and than build and assemble.

    No one has ever been charged with “constructive possession” I believe for a reason.

    Build away. 


  3. Just curious while on this topic, AGIAN Does anyone have any knowledge of anyone being charged with 2C 39:1 w (5) the constructive possession or parts to assemble?

      I’m just wondering if some of these laws have ever been actually challenged inside a court room, and the outcomes. 

     


  4. Technically what you have described would indicate you’d have to answer yes, but before you do that are you able to get a hold of the doctor who treated you?

       If yes I’d see if they would see you again and verify you have a clean bill of metal health, see if they would write a letter indicating that you aren’t a danger to yourself or others by owning firearms.

       This could potentially be a difficult venture. I’m sure someone else with personal experience will chime in. 

     


  5. 8 minutes ago, JackDaWack said:

    Maybe next we should ask them if it's legal to take apart our firearm to clean it. 

     

    "Free Men Do Not Ask Permission To Bear Arms." - Thomas Jefferson

    They don't need to. And any government that believes in a free citizenry would never infringe on their right to do so, but here we are....


  6. I’m sorry, I’m really not trying to bust chops or anything. I just like to try to understand people’s different opinions on things. 

        But you still answered my hypothetical with more questions? I understand your points I just want to know the answer though not end everything with question marks ? 

    Given the situation played out the sales man and dealer are well aware of the statements and remarks this person made, are they going to stop the deal because or liability concerns ? Or will the kid be doing burnouts outta the parking lot ? 


  7. Idk I guess I’m silly, but is the salesman criminally liable when this 18yr old in the vette kills someone?

    Because you still haven’t answered that.

    How about Chevy. I don’t no any legal time it’s okay to accelerate that fast on a public roadway or anywhere you can legally push well over 100mph. They produced the product. 


  8. So is Chevy liable in my hypothetical or are you dodging? 

    11 minutes ago, Sniper said:

    Really???  What planet do you live on?

    Ever hear of parents being held liable for the actions of their kids?

    We aren’t discussing minors here. Curz was and is considered an adult under the law and will be prosecuted as such. 


  9. “You’re innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt by a jury of your peers”

    That is one of the back bone principles of our republic, if that goes to the wayside what next? 

    Holding others accountable for someone else’s actions? Sounds like a dangerous slippery slope, why Chevy make the new vette do 0-60 in 4sec with a top speed of 200+. Better hold those engineers, the manufacturer, sales guys accountable when they sell it to a young kid and he causes damage with it. They knew he was young and reckless, he made statements about doing burn outs, racing his friends etc, all the signs were there, it could of prevented. We should hold them criminally liable too.

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  10. So hypothetically here. 

    Purchase one from MM. State comes down with ban hammer. Now what happens?

    does MM get forced to disclose where they all went?

    Once that happens will they send LEOs to round them up?

    I just really don’t want to open a can of worms especially paying retail close to (1,400) for one. Obviously the weapon would be out of state once banned, but I really don’t want to deal with a search looking for it still. 


  11. Just now, Rufio.Weaponworks said:

    can we attach a Law Tactical folder to one of these since it’s not subject to assault weapon guidelines?

    yes, last year in Connecticut the ATF was measuring Scorpion Pistols with the brace folded, however the Scorpion is designed to shoot with the stock/brace folded. 

    Law folder will still allow one round to be fired folded. I believe there was another thread, that stated NJSP said no go because it’s capable to fire while folded unlike the sub2k etc. 


  12. 5 hours ago, PK90 said:

    Step 1: Restrict

    Step 2: Change Law

    Step 3: Confiscate

    So if one is purchased and this happens, does proof of purchase, justify a search warrant, obviously if they became illegal I’d move it to PA where my mags currently live. I just like to know what kind of issues I may run into before dropping the money for one. 


  13. 1 hour ago, Rufio.Weaponworks said:

    A bunch of people on the NJGuns subreddit already have, one claims he shoots at Cherry Ridge often with it

    I believe you, but I’m not a rich man. I rather be like here NJSP approval of this weapon. Than I made it it’s legal because of XYZ. 


  14. 53 minutes ago, Rufio.Weaponworks said:

    But it would be building a “non NFA firearm” not an assault weapon, correct? 

    Idk man this shit gets deep real quick especially with our vague laws. I really want to build one, but rather not be the test case. Waiting on MM to release it rather support a NJ company close to home. 

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