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I am in the process of doing the exemption myself. You can send in the exemption form to the NJSP yourself. My town will only issue 3 permits at a time if you do not have a completed exemption form.

I have never heard of a town that didn't have the form in some capacity. My town just asks by letter if there is any reason the person should own a gun and if they suffer from any mental issues.

My brother just got a very similar form from Manchester PD. What questions are they legally allowed to ask on this form?

No they are just a bolt action rifle.

I am needing to do the ogam exemption and I have no real idea on how to do it. I know there are forms to fill out but I am not sure which ones SP15 and SP 16? Do I have to mail it to the SP or can I turn it in with my PP paperwork to my local PD? What do I put in the reason box, I am a collector? Thanks

There are good mags and are the right magazine profile for an a1 rifle.

They look good but beware their are lots of very good fakes out there.

I said screw the mags and ordered a new gun.

They both cost about the same. Wiselite made M53s (42 copy) and there were cheaper a few years ago but they cost about the same now since few were made. They can also be problematic. I would imagine you could just weld a washer to the end of the muzzle cone and it would be considered a muzzle brake?

TNW still makes 34s and I believe project guns in Florida does as well.

You can post the link to the slideshow from the cmp site here. I just got a really nice correct one myself. It is about 17K rifles later than yours.

It is a hard enough to find parts and keep my 2 WW2 BMW motorcycles running. I couldn't imagine the maintenance required on a original WW2 tank. Then try finding original parts that no longer exist.

Totally agree but you if you shoot them and break a numbered part you will decrease the value. The G41/G43 series of rifles are very dangerous too use if not modified.You can even stock up with the mags for these. I paid no more than $80 for a mint ones a few years ago. These mags are now $300 minimum for common codes. I would say unmessed with matching k98s ,G98/40s, and other K98 variants should be on that list too. Then there is a great big list of Axis pistols you could add to the list as well as original 1911s.

My stg has worked flawlessly with several different ammo types.

Yes they are legal. I have had no issues with mine.The gun is all metal.

You are better off with a WW2 version of the P38 as the alloy frame versions have a very limited lifespan.

I used refinished versions like that for all of my retro projects unless they needed the 3 prong version.

There are some Chinese versions that are illegal with the bayonet depending on date of import.

I believe even original WW2 carbines do not have m1 carbine stamped anywhere on them. They are marked 30ML or something like that. I believe there are a few postwar models that are stamped M1 carbine. It is really annoying that there is no real clarification from the AG. The m1 carbine situation is like calling every Ar style rifle an Ar15 even though they are not marked that way.

Call the Turtleman

I have been a few times but never purchased anything. There is usually lots of WW2 fantasy items and faked items being sold as original. There are not a lot of guns for sale either.

I will try there.

Is anybody on here knowledgable about the Remington model 11 or its counterparts the Browning A5 or Savage 720? I have a few but don't really know too much about them at the moment. I took one of my model 11s to the range for the first time today and it is having issues. When I pulled the trigger it went boom or failed to fire. Upon further inspection I noticed it was light striking the ammo when it didn't fire. I took it home and just got it completely apart. I suspected the firing pin was the issue. I pulled the bolt apart and discovered that it has the square type firing pin but it looks like it is in good shape. The firing pin has no spring installed which is shown in the parts diagram.I am sure this is a problem in some way but is this the cause of my problems or could it be something else?

Favorite compact prewar PPK Favorite full size WW2 Fn hi power

See if you can see the proofs in the link http://www.lugerforum.com/lugermarkings/proof-2.html It is hard to make out the letter below the crown. This will tell you if you have a DWM or Erfurt upper. It is possible it could not be listed or could have changed after WW1. The RC crown means arsenal repair, refurbish, or modification.