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It also shoots a pretty light bullet... Is it a rifle round or a pistol round.. or nobody knows?

ah nice thank you! im terribly upset that that the Colt AR's are banned in this state. i just dont understand how you can ban a manufacturer like that. Not enough free ham sandwiches i 'spose.

That's what guys were doing with the SL8 to G36 conversions. But what about guys that just wanted to get rid of the a$$hole? The way I read it, it's a import loop hole. There's nothing stating what's done once it's here. Technically you're not assembling a firearm. You're just changing the stock. The PRO was divided 50/50 on this. "Pro" ? Yeah.. that's true.. I could go and sand down my SKS or my AK, or cut a hold in the stock.. it's still the same piece of wood.

That is the magic question. A imported sporter rifle (SR) must not have a pistol grip. Hence all the a$$hole stocks-USR, USC, SL8, SR9, and Storm to name a few. Look up 922r for the SR description. Humm.. are there enough US parts available to play the 10 parts game?

Because the arena has changed. 922r is federal. The reason those stupid looking longarms look so stupid. Is to get them here in the first place. Do you think HK and Beretta would design those firearms the way they did without the US in mind? All foreign import designs had to meet the "Sporter Rifle" description. Ok, well we are all in agreement that this would have nothing to do with NJ state laws then. But.. how would removing that little piece of plastic take it out of the sporter rifle category?.. what does "sporter rifle" category even mean?

don't they have extended hours during the December holiday season?

yep, 90 calendar days.. I bring mine back about a week before they expire. It's simple in my town, the chief just has to sign them again.

Was thinking bout it, don't have too much available cash though.

Why be scared of a mythical lawsuit? If he has only one evil feature, it is not even close to the grey area.

And dealing with the local municipality for the zoning ordinances..gotta play nice with the locals.. cuz once they want you out, it makes your life miserable

From what I've read, pretty hard in NJ. A lot of time and very expensive. You need to have a business premise with OK from the local authorities (zoning and such).. then you need to have appropriate security systems in place and jump through hoops to appease the state police, and then finally you can apply for the FFL. Seems like there would be a very high expense of paying rent on an empty store while your licenses are getting approved.. But that's only what I read on the internet.

Yeah.. if your not going to shoot much, then it probably isn't worth it for you. I found that as I purchased more and more guns, and started doing more "unique" stuff.. (IPSC/action, Muzzleloaders, shotguns, etc).. I wanted to try more and more things. When I first started.. I was going to Ray's and the other indoor ranges too. but shooting paper in a straight line gets boring after a few thousand rounds. It looks like it's easy, but even a very simple Action/USPSA set up can be challenging.. you got movement, angles, etc.. I've killed plenty of hostages :-P

Adds up quick at $20/hour for a public range that has less facilities. If I did a rough comparison at that rate, it would cost me $1900/year for the minimum time i spend at the range. It's really nice not having to drive for hours and hours to go shoot outside, and the ability to go all 7 days a week for the outdoor range, and 24hours a day for the indoor range.. depends on how committed to the hobby you are.. just like anything else. I like not having to spend my time crammed inside a tiny indoor range like a criminal.

I just have to ask why? I'm assuming they don't want the lead but that doesn't make much sense I just don't know lol I've not been to BA yet, but I would assume its a ricochet hazard? or.. it spreads out into more than one lane? or, they don't want tons of tiny pellets lying around when they do their tactical classes..

Should be good to go.. the pistol grip is only 1 evil feature. You would have to add a second to make the gun illegal.

Is the barrel threaded? If it is, should be OK if you could get that fake can to be permanently attached..

they were out of stock.. lol.. i ended up ordering some from Cabela's.. but I also got some extras from deer creek, and I finally went to "the holy grail" of muzzleloading.. dixon's in Krumsville, PA.. Lol.. I swear these cheap muzzleloaders eat up all your cash in accessories faster than real guns.

M1 Carbine is a no-no

I heard that it was the barrel harmonics.

I concur

Uh yeah.. look at page 3.. GUN CLUB SHOT SHELLS, 12 OR 20 GA. LIMIT 100 BOXES PER CUSTOMER (per box) CASE PRICE

The flyer for woodbridge shows it on sale.

I was just thinking if you put like a redwood stain or something like a russian red on it, it would look very unique and awesome.

If you want to be legal.

Wow! Pretty nice. Is that synthetic wood? or is the actual grain?