John Smith

Yeah I saw the chart, forget if it said anything about pinning the brace

Gotcha, now what if I pin the brace, just like if I were pinning a collapsing stock on a ar15 rifle? Does the end of brace become the new measurement point since its permanently fixed? Would be able to shorted the barrel a few inches I imagine if you can do that and still be over the 26 inches

Thanks for letting me know, appreciate it!

I believe I have a good handle on what makes it legal, 26+ oal, pistol brace, vfg, muzzle device can be pinned to increase length if needed. One question, do we measure the end of the brace fully collapsed, or from the end of buffer tube?

Okay, makes sense. In my short time researching this there has been so much contradicting info, just trying to get it all straight. Thanks

So just for clarification, if I buy a stripped lower, even if on paper its listed as other/receiver, I CAN NOT build it into a other/non NFA firearm? I must buy one pre made?

Hi, sorry to dig up an old post, but does the lower NEED to be stamped ''Other'' or ''Other Firearm'' for you to have a build? i realize on the 4473 it is classified as ''other'' or ''lower receiver'' making it an other on paper, but is it okay to take a regular anderson lower and build into an other, following the strict other laws, but not have ''other'' marked on the receiver?

I had a problem with shells less than 1300 fps, they recommend using 1300 or higher, after I ran higher fps I havent had an issue

I bought mine in Nj from a FFL, I'm hoping they would know what's legal and not to sell

Thank you, I checked our "rule book" and didnt find anything, but you know how it is here, need to double check.

Hello all, writing to see the legality of a vertical foregrip on a semi auto shotgun. The shotgun in question is the VR80, which is semi auto, with a thumbhole stock. It is NJ legal 100% but I'm concerned with the legality of adding a vertical foregrip to the underside of the barrel. NOT making the thumbhole a pistol grip, I'm aware that is illegal. Thank you.