DirtyDigz

Coming soon to California? A United Kingdom legal, non semi-automatic, "lever release" AR in 9mm: http://www.southern-gun.co.uk/

Welcome WestfieldLaw01. Attorney, by chance? Uhhh, are you sure about that, or maybe want to clarify that? I'm not aware of any *Federal* law that prevents a NJ resident from buying a pistol grip shotgun out of state. In fact, I have done exactly that before - bought a pistol grip shotgun from Gander Mountain in New York state. NJ *state* law doesn't allow the possession of a **semi-auto** pistol grip shotgun. A pump shotgun with a pistol grip is just fine.

Communicated well, showed up on time, no hassle sale, would deal with again. Recommended.

Dick's in E. Hanover pulled their firearms section sometime in 2010-2012 (can't remember exactly when).

Take it if you need the ammo immediately. S&B is good stuff.

+ a billionty. I really don't understand why this isn't law.

The seller gets immunity if they're taking the gun to the buyback according to the AG guidelines for buybacks. The risk exists that an officer might choose to charge the seller if they sell to a private party instead of the buyback.

Bloomberg-backed anti-gun lobbyist photographed enjoying "watermelon shoot" with an AR in Colorado last September: http://freebeacon.co...ermelon-hunter/ Hope that was the last time he ever gets an invite to a shooting event.

Oh, it's sh#tty and I don't agree with it, but the point I was trying to make in my earlier post is there is already a very low bar for seizing firearms in domestic violence/restraining orders, so it's not that shocking, sad as that is.

Glad it all worked out for you

If seller doesn't have FID, then they can be charged for transporting outside the exemptions (to/from out of state, range, home or business owned by them)

Any chance of you arranging a conversation of the new chief with the old chief?

Happens for domestic violence allegations/restraining orders where they just take the word of a spouse who has a high probability of being completely biased. So did she or did she not say "I'll be back with a gun?"

Gone.

Right now, if you want 9mm ammo without playing "website-whack-a-mole", gunbroker prices are what you pay.

$30.74/box 50 (!)

But he can have the muzzle brake pinned/welded and that then eliminates the threaded barrel "evil feature", bringing him down to 1 "evil feature" and making it legal, correct?

Gone

Looking at it the other way around - I'd prefer to have the option of not being photographed by strangers when I shoot at a range that is not on public property.

My intrepretation (which is worth exactly what you pay for it) is that the lower is the registered receiver that legally counts as the firearm. If a ban is imposed which grandfather's in previously owned AR types then I would expect that you will still legally be able to buy uppers/bcg's/stocks/sights/etc (since they are "parts" and not "firearms") and complete your rifle. Note that I said "legally able to" and not "quickly and cheaply able to". If a ban passes it won't help the scarcity of parts that already exists.

Hard to come up with an average price at the moment since it is largely unavailable, and when it does become available it sells out quickly. If you want a better idea of what 9mm currently costs for "instant availability" then you're better off looking at completed auctions at gunbroker.

What's the twist rate on the barrel? I'm betting it's different for 5.7 vs. 9mm/45 too.

Where did you get that idea? Cabela's ships right to my doorstep in New Jersey. Perhaps you might want to take a look at this stickied thread in this very same forum section: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/23968-online-ammunition-retailers-that-will-ship-to-new-jersey/

(emphasis added) Well, one thing to point out - it doesn't help if you mix up the terms in your own description! Make sure you use MPA7SST/Defender or whatever your specific model is in every instance where you describe your handgun.