PK90

Somebody needs to go back to school and do the math correctly. (7.5") As stated, with the stock and brace in the same position, that 7.5" becomes 5.5"?

16" rifle (14.5" + 1.5") includes muzzle device. 12.5" non-NFA plus 1.5" muzzle device equals 14". Hence 2" difference. Plus you can put a stock on the rifle.

From what I've seen, 10 to 14 months.

Keep your brace for interstate travel. You can go back and forth from Title I to Title II without issue. I will be Form 1ing all my pistols, then over time replacing the braces with stocks, but will keep the braces just in case.

You're a resident of the state when you are residing in that state at the time of purchase. If buying from a dealer, you need to produce one or more Government issued documents that has your Photo, DOB, and current address. In your case, your NJDL is used, and your auto registration of whatever state your in at time of purchase. Sounds like you'll need to keep the registrations with you. Of course, if buying in NJ, you'll need to get a FPID for long guns and Permits for handguns.

Won't

You are wise.

I believe that suppressors and AOWs are exempt from notification/approval.

Most of these non-NFA Firearms look as long as a standard rifle. Why not just build a 16" rifle with a short stock? Add your vertical grip if you want. This is not directed at anyone in particular.

Hey @Maksim, You live in PA, right? Why don't you form the "NJGF NFA Trust", and have members join as trustees for $xxx?

Only have the UZI and HK still.

From what I can remember, I paid: $1,800 for a transferable Cobray M11A1 .380 in 2004. $2,250 for the pre-68 UZI above in 2003. $4,500 for a transferable M2 Carbine Kit in 2006. $9,200 for the pre-68 HK53 above in 2013.

Everywhere you look, there are threads about AOWs being legal in NJ. Is this true? I always thought that they were legal, but the old relics at the NJSP FIU said that that was not true. They made me get rid of a few back in 2005 that I legally acquired with ATF NFA approval. They considered the Mossberg 590 12GA with a 14" barrel, a sawed-off shotgun or a destructive device. Anyhow, now that there are gun friendly employees at the NJSP FIU, ie the recent non-NFA approvals, do you think AOWs would be allowed? Nothing I can find disallows their possession within NJ.

Support your local gun shops or they will disappear.

Absolutely

More customers for the little guys.

Looks like he has an SBA4. LINK

Well ..... It is not a rifle, sooooo It also is not a stock, sooooo

New Jersey Home Town Forum

The NJHTF on AR15.com is dead. There were times that I counted 11 days without a single post. LONG LIVE NJGF.

Although I haven't shot it, the Ruger Mark IV Lite feels more solid. I never liked the plastic frame of the 22/45.