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Automatic air guns legal?

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IkeBrof1ovski    3

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So I've got my FID and am looking to purchase a replica MP40 airgun for target practice. This is the gun in question I'm particularly looking at https://www.pyramydair.com/s/m/Umarex_Legends_MP40_CO2_BB_Submachine_Gun/4312

The gun itself is capable of full auto firing at roughly 450fps. It also includes a 52rd pellet mag. I've read up on the airgun laws and know that airguns are considered firearms under NJ state law, so does that mean every firearm law applies to airguns also or are there exceptions to them where you can purchase any airgun as long as you have an FID?

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Shocker    139

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This one had caught my eye https://www.pyramydair.com/s/m/Crosman_DPMS_SBR_Full_Auto_BB_Air_Rifle/4571

 

But since it magically becomes a "firearm" when it crosses the NJ border now you have both a machine gun AND an SBR...at that point you might as well throw a suppressor on it too and get the trifecta

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I found a war video game I forgot I had.... It has full auto rifles, rifles on the NJ banned list and most of the guns in it have over 10 round mags and multiple evil features...… Can I destroy the game myself or am I required to turn it over to the local authorities? 

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I almost made this mistake once. Was at a sporting goods shop in PA. They had a BB pistol with a shoulder stock that shot semi or 6 round bursts. Thought it would make for a fun toy and was ready to buy it until i remembered NJ classifies them as firearms. 

That was pretty much THE point in time when it dawned on me just how ridiculous the gun laws are it this state. Buying an over the counter BB gun in PA would have turned into possession of a high capacity magazine, an sbr, and a machine gun as soon as I stepped foot back in NJ

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