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Here's an article that expands a bit on the topic... https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/franklin-armory-sues-state-of-new-jersey-over-refusal-to-allow-sales-of-reformation-series-guns/

Here is the press release since the original didnt save... (my bad) Franklin Armory® V. New Jersey Minden, NV, October 24, 2019– Franklin Armory® is filing suit in the U.S. District Court for the State of New Jersey challenging the unconstitutional actions of the New Jersey State Police. The complaint challenges the agencies unlawful prohibition of the Franklin Armory® Reformation® series firearms. Jay Jacobson President said, “fundamentally, the State of New Jersey has infringed upon our Constitutional rights. We will never stand by when an agency of any jurisdiction unlawfully restricts our rights or those of our customers.” This lawsuit alleges official misconduct, negligence, recklessness and/or purposefully, intentional or callously indifferent conduct of Defendants State of New Jersey, New Jersey State Police, Patrick A. Callahan (in his capacity as Superintendent of the State of New Jersey Police), Attorney General of the State of New Jersey, Gurbir Grewal (in his official capacity as Attorney General), and the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety (“Defendants”). Specifically, the lawsuit claims that Defendants have violated Plaintiff’s constitutional rights and caused irreparable damage to Plaintiff by improperly, and without legal justification, preventing, precluding, and delaying the lawful sale of lawful firearms within the State of New Jersey.

The Reformation series of guns are not SBRs.

...ummmm its called a Hi Power...

It's not a rifle!

I wouldn’t do a road trip with adults in the back, but for 2 hours or less 2 in the back is fine. Less than an hour for 3 people in the back. Of course height is also a factor. My wife’s mother and uncle are both 6 feet tall, and they along with her father were comfortable in the back, but we only went for 1/2 hour ride with them back there. I wouldn’t feel comfortable having them back there more than an hour.

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Shame we have to waste tax payer money on shitty politicians and law enforcement doing whatever they say.

Thank you for the additional information.

Correct. The barrel has straight rifling so it isn’t a rifle or a shotgun. In April of this year (2019) Franklin Armory started taking orders for NJ residents. I didn’t hear that their certification was denied until this thread.

So there suing over their non-rifled barrels..

Good on you ! I wish you and your suit the best of luck.

If you say pork roll out loud 3x you will fit right in.

Amtrak from 30th Street Station 08:17

I'm going as well

As a Segway ... is paranoid schizophrenia a disqualification for gun ownership? Asking for a few friends....

I’m taking Amtrak down. I’m pretty sure from Trenton.

^ this. Well said.

For crying out loud, would you guys let up on the noobs already. Take your lithium pills, check your tin foil hats and chill out for corn sake, every new member is not a minion of Murphy. You are creating a bad atmosphere for new members. It does not matter what the questions asked here are. As long as they are answered without giving bad (illegal) advise, there is no problem. We, the experienced and knowledgeable, should be helping in a positive manner. Calling out almost every new member as a troll is just plain stupid and not helpful to the 2A community image.

I keep hoping that in one of these replays he will violently fracture his femur and it pierces his aorta in the resulting fall.

That's usually the trade-off. Rule of thumb for skilled work is you can choose two of the following but you won't get the third: Quality - Fast - Inexpensive

As a hypothetical, a principal who works in a business in NJ and who either owns or leases the business premises or where it is owned or leased in the name of a business entity and who is otherwise not disqualified from possessing a firearm can keep a shotgun at fixed business premises and can use the shotgun if the use of a deadly weapon is justified under the circumstances. The residence of the principal is irrelevant. The foregoing is not legal advice as no attorney-client relationship exists and is general information only.

Like 10 round magazines? Guess I'll need a bigger hole in the backyard.

LOL