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PK90

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Everything posted by PK90

  1. Not virtual, similar, ie substantially identical.
  2. The only reason you can not build one from a pistol in NJ is because the pistol would be over 50 ounces and not legal to start with. Outside of NJ, who cares or wants a 26"+ firearm when they can have any length.
  3. Is there a NJ Law that forbids a non-licensee from assembling a firearm from a receiver? NO Is there a Directive, Guideline or Letter from the NJSP/NJAG that forbids the same? NO A non-licensee can assemble, not manufacture, a firearm. NJ Laws are made to forbid, not allow, unless it is in an exemption. IMHO, these Manufacturers are either misinterpreting this letter, or are trying to corner the market by using scare tactics.
  4. You improperly quoted the law. You referenced the transportation portion. Nothing prevents you from using HPs in self defense.
  5. He was driving around with it outside the exemptions, and possessed LCMs.
  6. I wonder if they paid. If NFA settled, what could happen if they didn't pay?
  7. Where's yours?
  8. Get the Extar EP9.
  9. The last one I saw was a modified FPID card. I can't seem to find the pic now. ETA: I posted a pic on this forum if you search back.
  10. Read the other threads on this.
  11. An FFL01 can "occasionally" build a firearm from a receiver and sell it. There is an Open Letter on this. They need to be an FFL07 to do this if regularly. The FFL01 should 4473 the receiver, then build it. Pistols can be built into Rifles by non-licensees. Receivers can be built into non-NFA non-AWB Firearms. Pistols can be built into non-NFA non-AWB Firearms. No difference.
  12. I've never seen that one. FAKE? Standby for a real pic.
  13. Nothing needed. Live your life and don't sweat the what ifs.
  14. Oh no. You can't build one. You have to buy one of those expensive approved ones.
  15. Correct, but the measurement must be to the end of the barrel, thereby increasing it's OAL.
  16. Point of Reference: An AR w/10.5" & SBA3 is 26.3" from end of tube to end of A2 FH. It would need to be made permanent.
  17. As Maks indicated, the US Carbine Caliber ML was approved by the NJSP by an email, then disapproved by the NJAG in about a week, because it was still an "M1 Carbine Type". This however is different. The non-NFA non-AWB Firearm approval is on NJAG letterhead. It will be overturned by the politicians in the future by passing a new law. It will take awhile to happen though.
  18. I have plenty is pistols in the shop to measure manana for your answer.
  19. Most excellent. Hope this lasts longer than the M1 Carbine approval.
  20. Is it written anywhere how NJ measures an overall length of a firearm? ATF measures it with a stock unfolded or extended. I always assumed NJ was the opposite, but can't find it in writing.
  21. OAL would be a huge concern in NJ. ATF measures in extended position. NJ measures when folded, and I believe that this is written somewhere.
  22. 4473 = "other". Bound Book = "receiver". Most likely one will use a FPID and COE. I would personally recommend a P2P. Letter? We ain't got no letter. We don't need no letter. They don't have to show us any stink'n letter!!!

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