RAK9 Legal In NJ?

[ronmoney29 0]

Anyone know if this is legal in NJ?

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1026097943

[DirtyDigz 1,812]

11 hours ago, ronmoney29 said:

Anyone know if this is legal in NJ?

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1026097943

Looks NJ-legal to me.  I would run that auction by whatever FFL you intend to transfer it through first to make sure the FFL doesn't see any issues.

[JohnnyB 4,326]

12 hours ago, ronmoney29 said:

Anyone know if this is legal in NJ?

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1026097943

Yes, it's legal.

[brucin 923]

I had one transferred in. Replaced the hideous furniture that came on it with some proper AK furniture.

[ronmoney29 0]

11 minutes ago, brucin said:

I had one transferred in. Replaced the hideous furniture that came on it with some proper AK furniture.

So I can replace that terrible stock and grip with regular AK 47 stock and grip? Will it still be legal? Where did you find the stock and grip at?

[brucin 923]

21 hours ago, ronmoney29 said:

So I can replace that terrible stock and grip with regular AK 47 stock and grip? Will it still be legal? Where did you find the stock and grip at?

Yes it will still be Jersey legal for now at least depending on what the over lords pass.

I purchased from this site https://www.desertfoxsales.com/

The grip was the only thing that fit without some minor modifications. I put a surplus Romanian grip and an American manufactured wood stock. I had to add the sling attachment and the butt plate but I can't recall where I ordered those from.

The stock required some sanding to fit in the receiver but not too much.

The upper and lower fore end was a different story. The sets can be quite expensive and not wanting to hose up an $80-$120 item I waited till I saw a blemished set for $25. It took over a year of waiting. It required quite a bit of sanding and there was no hole to replace the cleaning rod but I finally got them on and they work great.