DevsAdvocate

I guess. But you can still take steps to avoid being singled-out.

That's just silly.

Yeah, but this is true for a lot of magazines... like a Glock 22 mag with 9mm...

I doubt such a thing as 'constructive intent' even exists here in NJ... are there any court cases which would support this?

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012/05/22/mossberg-mvp-review/ Bolt-action rifle which takes AR mags... even if the rifle is complete 'meh', what's stopping you from owning say... a 30 rounder?

I just avoid getting pulled over.

Very well...

Nice! That is a sweet arena. It's a shame they lost thought. Friggin Rangers. :-/ Thanks again, it was a pleasure to meet you.

Bought a 1903a3 from him. Transaction went smoothly, great guy, would definitely do business with again.

Old school, will do. Everyone, thanks for the pointers. I'll let you know how it works out.

I am trying to wrap up my build and cross-threaded the damned pistol grip screw... any suggestions on how to get past this? The PG screw won't thread at all now.

So... they in the mail yet?

I think that's the case. I was gonna disassemble it and check, but forgot to do so. Anyways... no refunds Jimbo!

Terrible. For someone who collects 1911s, I woulda thought you would've bought something historically similar, like a M1903 or M1 Garand... :-P

Sorry but no. This state does a good job pussifying gun owners and dealers alike. I'd rather they protest the NJSP every step of the way instead of cowering before every demand. Living under the sword of Damocles is hardly living at all.

That's friggin stupid. So anytime I let my buddy use my hg at the range, he needs to transfer it from me?

Moron NJSP. I'm surprised the shop didn't tell them to shove their 'advice' up their collective a** until they came up with the reg supporting their 'advice'.

Now... why would I do that? I'll just tell the LEO that I gotta get my hockey bag outta the car and other personal belongings.

You got it backwards, cite me the statute which says I cannot possess an unloaded rifle in my car. Laws can't permit you to do shit, only prevent you. Or in the case of NJ, prevent with exceptions.

It would be pretty easy to cut a block of wood representing two 9mm rounds, shove it under the spring, then put the floorplate on and gorilla glue the fucker on. It'll take you one day and a trip to America to accomplish.

Nope... actually yes.

No, unless you plan on getting pulled over in NJ and telling the cop you have a gun. Here's a pro-tip about NJ's transport laws: don't get pulled over. If you get pulled over (and your guns are out of sight in your trunk), then keep your yapper shut. But generally: don't get pulled over.

I have business in Pittsburgh in two weeks, I may hit up the CMP before heading home...

You went a third time?? lol

Actually, I think they're just aluminum 20 rounders... the straight-20s are usually made out of steel. Small difference.