DevsAdvocate

I know in this instance it's definitely illegal, I'm not disputing that, but we really need to discourage calling the NJSP over every little thing, all it seems to do is cause more headaches than it's worth. In this instance, I would imagine that the only person getting in trouble would be the dealer, while the owner would probably have to return the firearm.

That's such bullcrap. Every time something new comes out, we need to have gun owners and FFLs calling away at the NJSP office to make sure it's legal. Remember those AO M1 Carbine clones? Well, yeah, those were in a legal grey area, but thanks to the questioning the NJSP got about them, they made an official ruling on it and denied it. We know the laws, it's obvious to anyone here that the MKA1919 is illegal here because it's clearly spelled out. But M1 Carbine clones? They are technically similar to AR-15 clones... sure they're "banned by name", but in reality, as long as they play the features game, they're LEGAL. But nooooooo, a bunch of enterprising individuals had to play 'mother may I', and that door was closed to us.

Quit playing 'mother may I'. It's this kind of crap that gets guns 'banned' in NJ, when the morons at the NJSP have to decide if its legal or not. JUST KEEP YOUR TRAP SHUT.

http://riflemansjournal.blogspot.com/2011/12/history-special-features-of-national.html Good read.

5 to 7.

Interesting. I still need to get money for this first, haha

Where'd you get it?

Why not make a single stack - 9mm? That would be the logical route to go.

Honestly, why would a DA have you in court at that point? You must've done something really bad and they're grasping for straws to ensure you go away for a long time. Now if it's just a CAR stock on an AR-15 that has no bayo lug or flash hider, then the DA is trying to build a mountain out of a mole hill. Especially when your defense makes the case that the rifle needs to be adjustable so that your wife can shoot it comfortably. It's in such an instance that I believe a DA will not even bother prosecuting you. TL;DR, keep a low profile, don't commit felonies, don't beat your wife/SO, and you'll be fine.

It's not collapsible, it's adjustable. Collapsible means that the stock can collapse to disappear entirely. Hence why folding stocks and HK type collapsing stocks are illegal: because they make the rifle easy to conceal. It's also why a Magpul PRS is legal. You can adjust a SCAR stock all the way and it's still a stock.

How much are you willing to spend? Arsenals can be a bit pricey, but WASR-10s are not too bad. The issue is finding a dealer in NJ who will transfer and convert one for you. PK90 and JETAgent usually do that kind of work.

Are those first two pictures of Ray Ray?

I hear RIA GI 1911s are pretty tits. Only problem is they are 8 rounders, then real GI 1911s were 7 rounders.

Glock 21SF or Gen 4.... sweeeeet.

I'm just gonna be a criminal. I don't have to worry about CCW laws or 'justifiable need' or magazine caps or folding stocks or bayonet lugs, etc. Life is so much easier. /s

What do you guys use? My RIA Tactical has a black front blade and black rear making it tough to focus on the front. I could replace it, but painting is cheaper and easier.

So if I have a residence in South Carolina, I can do a trust there? Hmmmmmm...

I know NJ law doesn't allow it, but can one still get a Federal Tax Stamp for NFA goodies? Like... can I get a tax stamp and keep a suppressor out of state in a vacation home?

You can own anything you want in NJ as long as you're wealthy and well-connected... or you know how to keep a low profile and keep your mouth shut.

That's what I thought. Follow-up question: Why doesn't the CMP just say 'F-- You' to NJ's laws? How will NJ know the M1 Garand I had shipped to me is any different from one that I bought at their North Store?

I never understood this, aren't they outside the jurisdiction of NJ?

What kind of muzzle device is that?

Say good bye to all those expensive 15 round magazines y'all bought...

Screw the M1A, buy an FN FAL clone. They can be had for a lot cheaper, have similar ergos to an AR-15, are easier to clean/disassemble, and come with a lot of accessories, including a sick optics mount. Not to mention they share a heritage with actual battle rifles with a proven history, from the Falklands to the Middle East. Besides, modern M1As aren't all that great. Mounting a scope on them sucks, they have issues with the gas block moving around and not being fitted properly, they're a pain in the butthole to disassemble, and have the ergonomics of an M1 Garand... which is crap compared to modern ergonomic layouts. Plus they look purrrrdy like this:

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