U.S. Carbine, Caliber 30, M1

[302w 83]

I'm tired of seeing everyone show off their 'other' M1s and GI 1911's, so I decided to share mine. Kinda crappy pics, but whatever. Its a 7-1942 production date Inland Division of GM M1. 30 Carbine is hard to find and/or expensive these days. I wish I could have owned one before, but I'm happy now I'm out of the PRNJ

 

 

 

 

[ogfarmer 138]

Nice!

This will be one of my first purchases if I make it out of NJ for sure.

[Vicious 138]

Nice carbine! Now I want one. Quick question, not trying to hijack this thread or anything, but can I own one of these if I never bring it in state? Example: I buy and store the carbine in PA.

[Purple Patrick 638]

Nice carbine! Quick question, not trying to hijack this thread or anything, but can I own one of these if I never bring it in state? Example: I buy and store the carbine in PA.

Yes

[ruger9 0]

M1 Carbine is the FUNNEST rifle I've ever shot.... probably the funnest GUN I've ever shot. 

[RedBowTies88 41]

Nice carbine! Now I want one. Quick question, not trying to hijack this thread or anything, but can I own one of these if I never bring it in state? Example: I buy and store the carbine in PA.

 

I don't see how you're going to acquire it, as ftf transfers between residents of 2 different states are illegal and it would also be illegal for an FFL to transfer a banned weapon to you. Even if that FFL is out of state.

[Vicious 138]

I don't see how you're going to acquire it, as ftf transfers between residents of 2 different states are illegal and it would also be illegal for an FFL to transfer a banned weapon to you. Even if that FFL is out of state.

I would never do an out of state F2F. I figured it was like keeping a 30 round ar mag in PA, certain things are only illegal within state bounds.

[kman 56]

Problem is a dealer can't sell you a rifle unless it is legal in both your state and the state of purchase. That is federal law.

 

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[Vicious 138]

Problem is a dealer can't sell you a rifle unless it is legal in both your state and the state of purchase. That is federal law.Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 4

Ah, 10-4.

[kman 56]

Now if you were a dual resident, if you have a house or an apartment or vacation property in a state that allows it, you could buy it.  Or if you inherited it from someone in another state and kept it out of NJ, you are good to go.

[302w 83]

Unless you have a friend to 'own' one for you, you're practically SOL for owning one and living in the PRNJ. 

 

I legally live in NJ, and therefore I don't legally own my M1 or my illegal AR. My dad is the technical owner of both. My parents moved to PA, and I legally moved in with my aunt here so I can save $14k on school. I looked into dual residency so I can get my LTCF and its a no-no. I spend 75% of my time in Newark at school, then the rest is a mix of my legal residence in NJ and some in PA. 

 

As for my M1, its a post Korean war rebuild. In its WWII configuration it lacked a bayo lug and had a terrible rear sight.