range use slide fire stock

[gunguy1960 2]

Can I use a slidefire stock at the jackson range? If not what ranges allow it? Frankly I hope they all do.

[ZOMBIE 19]

As I understand it the AG decided that those are illegal. I cant find the actual statement but im sure someone with more knowledge will chime in.

[ZOMBIE 19]

They are legal and yes you can use them at CJ in Jackson.

 

They are most likely going to make them require a special use badge though.

 

 

hmmmmmm looks like i need to do a little shopping then

[PK90 3,570]

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[ZOMBIE 19]

hmmmm now im confused

[Sixtytwo327 14]

I'm confused why anyone would want a Slidefire stock

[dave545 15]

Slide fire is 100% legal was talking to a close friend whom is a NJ state trooper and they had an demonstration on it and were able to fire it and the AG considered it to be legal, as of last sunday when we had this discussion with him so your GTG

[NJKen 23]

I'm confused why anyone would want a Slidefire stock

Im with you on this one

Ken

[Ray Ray 3,566]

I'm confused why anyone would want a Slidefire stock

 

I'm confused as to why anyone would by a 1911 in 9mm, or put a red dot on a pistol. But to each his own.

[Sixtytwo327 14]

But to each his own.

 

True - if you want one just to have one and can afford the ammo bill, then go for it.

 

To OP question - I have been to some ranges outside NJ that limit the rate of fire - no more than 1 shot per 2 seconds or per 5 seconds or something. I imagine some range officers might have a problem with potential cross-lane fire or infrastructure damage, though this is speculation on my part.

 

On private land, with a bunch of junk for targets and a ton of surplus ammo - that could be fun.

 

Has anyone here shot one?

[Jon 264]

I've shot it, and it was a flimsy POS in my opinion. Better than dropping 15k on an M16 lower, but I wouldn't burn the cash on one.