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Different Washington Twp. I presume.

The wall prevents you from shooting over the berm. It is not as bad as you observed. You are allowed to shoot prone. I believe a 9 inch bipod will allow you to acquire the targets. The other ranges have different height walls and some do not have any.

New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife Law Enforcement - 908-735-8240 (Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren) Law Enforcement - 609-259-2120 (Burlington, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean) Law Enforcement - 856-629-0555 (Atlantic, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem)

:greetings-wavegreen:

I was there on Saturday for breakfast. I go about twice a month for lunch on my way back from the NJSP Lab.

I believe that one must weigh the situation with their morals and make a split second decision. That's what monday morning quarterbacks are for.

Wait a minute. Can't this stock extension be used on an A2 and then be considered illegal because it would change the intended length? :angry-soapbox: How far are you guys willing to bend over? The law says nothing about fixed, permanent, collapsible, telescoping or folding stocks on rifles being illegal. The NJAG in 1996 made a statement of their opinion regarding what is "substantially identical" to the named firearms in the law, i.e. "a folding or telescoping stock". IMO, if an AR stock does not fold or telescope, it is legal.

My favorite >

???? That's what I meant to say.

Nope, none. :twisted:

My thoughts: - Cameras won't stop thieves, only identify them. - Criminals are stupid and will get caught eventually. - Most people won't get involved and stop the thief.

Sorry, got to do it >

UPDATE ... NJSP started Saturdays checks at 1300 hours.

Either is fine, as long as the carpet match the drapes.

Be advised that NICS is backed up today or the f**kers decided to close. So if you intend on buying a firearm from a NJ dealer today, you are shit out of luck. If they closed, they will be backed up more than ever tomorrow. Oops, as I was typing this, I realized that it may be a State furlough day. So definitely no gun sales today and probably tomorrow.

They wouldn't send an M1 carbine stock to me.

I've pinned and welded the Golani before, but forget about getting it through Century Arms. They won't send AK types to NJ. You can scratch the following anti-NJ companies off your buying list: AIM Surplus Century Arms Classic Arms Cheaper than Dirt

Actually, NJ laws say "Assault Weapons" are semi-automatic firearms that fit a certain criteria. It does not even include machineguns in the definition. I also hate using that term. I also refer to 30 round AR mags, 17 round Glock mags, etc. as standard capacity and everything of a lesser capacity as a reduced capacity.

First to say it....TURKEY for lunch today. Actually, turkey for the next five days.

Interesting. jersey_emt, nice, now change your sig line. :clap:

The point I was making is that the stock does not have to be made permanent. A pin or screw should suffice. IMO, telescoping = collapsible.

What law says that the stock must be fixed to a permanent position? It just can't telescope or fold. If it does neither, you are not in violation of any law.

I thought the UPS guy threw a package on the front porch, but the noise was an invasion of about 20 turkeys on my back porch.

I question the validity of that response. It was from a friend to the ATF through an email and was one sentence. AFAIK, they do not respond to emails and all the letters that I've seen repeated the question asked in their lengthy responses.