PK90

I agree 100% with @e92m3allday. However,

There is probably no markings on the receiver. There is an ATF ruling that says the first build determines what it will be. Pistols can be made into rifles then back to pistols, but not rifles into pistols. I'll assume the same is true for firearms, so yes to your question, IMO.

SHOW ME THE LETTERRRRRRR!!!!!!

Look into the Pelican Storm cases and Vaults. They are cheaper and well made. I also carry the Plano Weather Guard cases.

Said to do 8 to 10 on low, or 5 was on high. I went to 10 on low. Should've went 8.

Good, but I've had better. I think I cooked them too long. Meat fell off the bone, but was dried out some. Next batch will be better. Hardly any cleanup

https://www.mdanderson.org/newsroom/does-eating-meat-cause-cancer---meat--cancer.h00-158672634.html Still brewing.

I feel my body developing cancer from the charcoal toxins as you typed that.

Or a huge slow cooker.

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The Canik One Series can be had for <$300.

Stupid NJ. The form should say "type". That is what ATF goes by. Or it could ask for "action" and "type". If one bought a Remington 1100, does the dealer list semi-auto, which means nothing, or does he list shotgun, which is the correct term? He could list semi-auto shotgun, which is covers both. But a receiver or frame has no action, therefore it is a receiver or frame. And caliber should be "none". "Multi" is also acceptable.

Why does it have to be a semi? Stupid dealer. Action should have been just "receiver".

Where were all you people on the FA discussion? IMHO, it is neither a pistol, shotgun, rifle, long gun, handgun, etc. It is a firearm, transferable as an other on the 4473 and listed as a pistol-grip firearm in the dealer's book. Also, it is not subject to the NJ AW Ban. The issue is how it is transferred. I assume using a COE with a FPID to a 21+ YOA, as the shockwave is per the NJSP. Now, absent an approval letter from the NJAG or the NJSP FIU, this is all conjecture. As to being built as a pistol or rifle then coming into NJ, it doesn't matter. Example, Subject 1 buys a rifle then strips it down and sells the lower. Subject 2 builds a short pistol from the lower not knowing the original configuration and sells it as a pistol. Subject 3 buys it and puts a vertical front grip on it and makes it 26" OAL. He sells it to a NJ Resident as a non-NFA Pistol-grip Firearm. All legal.

New shorter versions now available. https://www.blackacestactical.com/no-nfa

No. But the lid latches down tightly.

Okay now. Got my stuff. Get'n ready for Sunday to watch the final round of the OPEN while floating in the pool and eat'n ribs.

If originally built as a rifle, it can't become a pistol-grip firearm. I was referencing building a "rifle type" firearm, but installing a collapsible arm brace on a virgin receiver to make a pistol-grip firearm, which is outside the scope of the NJAWB. IMHO

There are a few assholes in those areas that I try to avoid. You'll figure out who they are real quick.

Negative, although rare. It is like replacing a stock on a shotgun with a pistol grip.

UPS Store for 8"x8"x48" box, and Harbor Freight for moving blanket.

1990? She would have been scolded and let go.

6 minutes in the microwave and the cob slides out of the husk silk free.

They're burnt!!!