SIGUY1234

Yeah I kinda lucked out. I had bought an Anderson lower for 50 bucks plus a 41 transfer/Nics check like 2 weeks before Covid got into full swing. I also got a lower parts kit for 50. So yeah I intend to get a complete upper and I guess after that I only need buffer tube/stock. I am lucky I have a pretty okay income even during this whole crazy time, so intend to keep doing build after build for both fun and to perfect building. I have never found a hobby I have been so passionate about. I love shooting so much. Its a shame some people are so against it. While I just started I know I am going to find awesome people along the way, such as your self to enjoy it with/help me.

Thank you guys for your speedy replies. I thought as much. Yeah I am excited for the build. I have always been into firearms but finally became a firearms owner Memorial day weekend of 2019. I am thinking of trying to do a build that allows me to use .556 and .223. But ultimately I just want a rifle that can defend my house. I am fairly well armed aside from lacking an AR, so I might wait till prices come down a bit, and for me to learn more about best options/how to build. IDK how much AR parts have risen among the COVID and the I am privileged kid from the suburbs so I have to protest to prove my self riots but i assume its gone up at least a little. Thanks again!

Greetings All I am having trouble finding contemporary posts about my question on Reddit and the like. I am aware of laws about flash suppressors being no good, having the muzzle device pinned and the other "evil features" So my question is can you legally build your own AR in NJ with a stripped lower. If the firearm in the end complies with the law can you build it. I had a shop tell me it is not. It has to be a NJ compliant rifle from the manufacture or it will never be okay. Since I am not a manufacture I can never make it legal. I am just looking for any information on this subject. Your knowledge will be greatly appreciated!