ChrisJM981
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The Keltec is hard to come by, at least it used to be, the Beretta carbine is ugly as sin, and I'm iffy about the HiPoint. The allure is that it's a pistol with a shroud. It's more compact, easy to control rapid fire, and once we have CCW in NJ it can be carried on a sling. In all seriousness it would make a decent choice for home defense.
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https://usa.caagearup.com/roni-civilian-pistol-carbine-conversion-c-g2 https://usa.caagearup.com/roni-stabilizer-stab Those two are not NFA regulated. It's not addressed anywhere that I know of by NJ. The manufactured weight only applies to the firearm. That's like adding an accessory, albeit a large one, such as a laser, flashlight, or bayonet.
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https://usa.caagearup.com/roni-nfa-disclaimer Found the answer. The Obama controlled ATF considers the product a NFA regulated item after adding the kit to a firearm.
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If it's a kit, why do NFA restrictions apply to the "SBR" model?
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Is it considered a firearm? 1. Manufactured weight is under 50oz. 2. Has a barrel shroud. 3. Has a threaded barrel. That flash suppressor/compensator would need to be permanently pinned/welded. If it is considered a firearm it will need to have compliance work done before it will be considered legal in NJ.
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There is a section of the 50/100 yard rifle range for Rimfire only. There is also a silhouette range for rimfire. I believe you can use a rimfire rifle anywhere on the 50/100 range.
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Good to know. I'll look into an offset.
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There is a picatinny rail on top for a reflex sight. I don't know how practical that would be on top as opposed to on the main rail, but it's there. I'm hoping eventually my opthamologist fixes my distance vision, but I'll let you know.
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I'm looking at this as an alternative optic for my AR. I have an Aimpoint PRO, but it really isn't astigmatism friendly. I'm curious if anyone has one. http://www.steiner-defense.com/m332
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The one openly progressive friend that I have and her sheeple are mocking people that will inevitably prep for the storm. I want to chime in with, "I have plenty of ammo and an address list of all the registered democrats in NJ "
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http://www.nj.com/atlantic/index.ssf/2016/08/4_men_1_teen_charged_in_deadly_expressway_shootout.html Hmm must have been Uber and pizza delivery drivers, right Loretta?
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I believe the NJCFO did a foil or NJ FOIA request and found that roughly 400-500 CCW permits were issued in 2014 or 2015. I believe I've seen a number near 900 floating around for total CCW holders.
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I need to swing by RTSP and look for a shotgun.
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You can use "inalienable rights" if you prefer.
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Anybody selling these? Remixer? Are you there?
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The FPID is good forever unless you move. I don't want the state to have any more excuses to charge me $60 for fingerprinting.
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One would need a manufacturer's license to sell ammo. I'd recommend getting a reloading press and asking an experienced reloader to teach you.
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If it's under 50oz and doesn't have a flash suppressor or threaded barrel it's good to go.
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Can I order oNE if I'm an NRA member, or do I need a club membership?
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I have a magazine lock coming later this week. It replaces the magazine release button. The previous product I tried was unsatisfactory, as it only prevented the magazine from being released by means of a set screw. The screw could be removed with a tool without disassembling the firearm, therefore I thought it was too much of a legal risk to use. I'll report back after I receive and install it.
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#Sweeney_has_a_ccw It's good for me, but not for thee.
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I wouldn't even go that far. My idea is to use a Prince50 mag lock kit with red Locktite to prevent the magazine release button from functioning. The next hurdle is a method to efficiently top load the firearm. My thought is to attach some sort of guide to the upper to allow the use of stripper clips. Something similar to a Maglula StripLula.
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So do you have a membership anywhere, or just do the old man shotgun meet ups?
