msar dealer in nj?

[Guest denn123]

does anyone known of any dealers that stock msar e4 rifles in nj or a dealer i can even get one from in nj or somewere close in pa?

[lunker 274]

Order it from CDNN. They are a wholesaler. I guarantee noone will come close in price.

http://us2.campaign-...8b&e=661b6c682c

[Maksim 1,504]

Or if you want to visit a good dealer, Pk90 stocks a good amount of them.

 

It aint all about the price.

[lunker 274]

Maks has a good point. If the price difference is within $50-75, I try to go with the local vendor. If it's more than that, well...

CDNN is pretty tough to beat on prices.

[Maksim 1,504]

Also, I must say, looking at those prices... go to a gun show. I have seen Ed's sell some older MSAR's for $995. The new ones are the ones I want.... they take standard AR mags.

[civictuner04 6]

not vouching on quality but i was looking at the same cdnn website and the sell a conversion kit to retro fit kit for older aug clones to the ar mags like 200 i think but 6 one half a dozen other i would personally spend the extra money to get oem configuration in what i want the msar is on my short list of purchases after my ccw pistol

[halbautomatisch 60]

I got one from Bullet Hole, but it was an unfired consignment gun. I'm not sure if they stock them or it's a special order item with them.

[Guest denn123]

thanks alot for the info im going to check up on it what did you guys who have msar rifle have to do to make it legal here im well rounded with the laws for ar rifle but i read some other topics that said diffrent things about the e4 rifle? being that since the pistole grip has the front guard it can have the flash hider is that true?

[halbautomatisch 60]

thanks alot for the info im going to check up on it what did you guys who have msar rifle have to do to make it legal here im well rounded with the laws for ar rifle but i read some other topics that said diffrent things about the e4 rifle? being that since the pistole grip has the front guard it can have the flash hider is that true?

I think the stock on that rifle is considered a thumb hole stock, so that would eliminate one "evil feature" and allow for a flash hider. Just be careful there isn't some type of bayonet mount if there is a flash hider on the version you buy.

[lunker 274]

My personal belief is that thumbhole stocks fall into a gray area. Their definition is not clearly delineated the way it is in other ban states (like California). Some thumbhole stocks are barely different than a pistol grip. I would only have one on a rifle if I knew it were the only evil feature on the gun.

[Dan 177]

My personal belief is that thumbhole stocks fall into a gray area. Their definition is not clearly delineated the way it is in other ban states (like California). Some thumbhole stocks are barely different than a pistol grip. I would only have one on a rifle if I knew it were the only evil feature on the gun.

 

I agree, and is why I had the tulip "muzzle device" removed and the jagdkommando compensator pinned and welded on my STG. I really love the tulip "muzzle device" but it is foggy on what it does and was designed and marketed as/for, add to the lack of clarity around thumbhole stocks. Some seem to be more thumbholey than others... IMO

 

Personally , I don't want to be in a position where I'd have to spend my life savings explaining to a NJ court the differences while facing 10 years.