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Tiny.. buy one of these.. then let me shoot it: I bring you some Filipino BBQ. http://www.gunblast.com/Puma-MaresLeg.htm

so if its pinned its a go? I think so

but with semi-auto rifles in NJ, its CURRENT configuration matters.. which is why we have the "evil features" list.. AFAIK..

Barrel: 16 1/2", Finned & Threaded (with compensator 18") http://tommygunner.com/pages/guns4sale/

http://www.zohnlaw.com/ http://www.evannappen.com/

i want a .45 rifle that takes 1911 magazines.. (not the carbine conversion stuff).

What's the definition of "import".. lol.. I'm not sure if this is legal or not..

Tiny.. the only thing I can think of is the barrel is threaded for the compensator, so you would have to have it pinned, but I've seen these guns around, and I know someone who has one..

Thanks for the answers.. Lots of information to be had on this site

Hey PK90.. As for #1, I know the Fed's are OK with removing the stock, NJ is the question :? :?: :cry: #2 has got me wondering, by NJ's definition, its not really a shotgun or a handgun.. no, it can't be fired from the shoulder, but it's not really designed to be fired one handed either.. Mossberg says in the manual to fire from the hip only.. and for technicalities, I can fire my Mauser one handed too

right.. the shotgun logic fails in this case because its a semi automatic rifle.. i really think the can of worms you are opening is fail either way... because if you look at how they define the word rifle.. its a firearm fired from the shoulder.. making it NOT fired from the shoulder would in turn make it a pistol.. and id bet anything that NJ has some laws on the book that make converting a rifle to a pistol is VERY illegal.. It's just discussion at this point.. My AK is NJ compliant currently... Well.. there are federal laws which prohibit turning a rifle into a pistol.. but going the other way (pistol into rifle).. is OK. PK90 explained that on the federal level, when a gun is "born".. it is registered as either rifle or pistol.. like an AR lower. you can't use a "regular" lower to build a pistol, it has to be sold as a pistol lower. I just looked up the "rifle definition" under 13ch54.. and i kind of agree with you now.. it sucks how clear that line is, but how skewed the definitions of "handgun and shotgun" are..

So someone threw it in their toiletry bag in their suitcase? http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =138288133

http://www.wesh.com/news/20665364/detail.html

As is why I am researching first

So say I want to send my pistol to Springfield's custom shop for some work. I am not an FFL, so no USPS for me. I can ship fedex or UPS next day.. for somewhere around $60.. But a FFL can ship USPS Priority for $25ish.. Would the FFL need to conduct a "transfer" for a fee.. and would I need a Pistol Permit upon the return of the pistol?

But.. Do i want an AK "pistol"? F*=k Yes!

It's private property I assume.. And discharge of firearms is legal within his town? The problem is getting the gun's there... if the first two questions are answered "Yes".. then it may qualify as "transporting to the range?"

I bought an M95 on gunbroker from Jim, he does seem like a nice guy, no problems at all with the sale/paperwork. Very small store though.. had almost no inventory when I was in there. Said a lot of his stuff is on consignment, so stock level's vary.. wished i lived closer so I could check it out.

Oh I forgot.. if you have a shopping list, or something you like, walk the whole show and find the lowest price.. unless of course.. it is something very rare that will sell before you get back, then you need to make a decision. The Allentown show is pretty small, but it is a nice show, hardly any junk at all. The guy with the garands and the guy with the Black Rifle Parts should be right in the lobby, and the guy with the class 3 stuff should be just inside the main room through the main doors. Eagle Arms will probably be set up in the far left corner.. They are good guys with decent prices..

+1 to Reese's comments, plus 4. Don't be afraid to haggle. Worst they can say is no, and you keep walking. 5. Make sure you carry a long gun around the show in plain view (slung over shoulder, etc), it will make you feel American. 6. Try to avoid a. the guy who smells like he bathes in week old chili dogs, and b. the senile old man who smells like he's been sitting in a piss soaked diaper for 2 weeks. 7. Remember what is legal and what is not in NJ (high-caps and such) 8. Remember your driver's license, FPID card, and cash. 9. Eat before you go, and/or plan a food stop on the way back.. the snack bar is iffy. 10. Have a good time. I swear #6's follow me to every gun show I go to. You can find ammo there, but it's usually by the box, not the case. Price's are usually on the high side, but refer to #4. Pay your $8 as a tax to browse without the Nazi laws of this state.

Mossber 500 is a slightly different story though.. because it is not a semi.... I'm inclined to think it would be ok.. but as with anything in NJ, I guess its a "grey area".

.22LR 9mm Luger .45 ACP .38SPCL .357MAG 7.62x38R (Nagant) 7.62x39 7.5x55 Swiss 8mm Mauser 8x50R 8x56R (Try putting this in the 8x50R :? .. that will throw you for a loop) 7.62x54R 12 Gauge 20 Gauge .50 Blackpowder Supplies .45 Blackpowder Supplies .177 BB's Ok, so it's only 14 different "real calibers".. i forgot and counted twice last time.

Has anyone ever shot steel-cased ammo out of their pistol? How does it go? I bought 500rds of wolf from J&G and I am not a fan. The steel casings seem to jam in my magazines and are a pain in the butt to load all ten rounds. As mentioned before, this is pretty "dirty" ammo and likes to make a mess of a clean gun. Other then that I do have agree that it does go BANG when you pull the trigger. No misfires or jams. BTW, this is in no way any fault of J&G and I was very happy with their service. -Scott How much do you have left of it? My XD eat's it like skittles.

My iphone still was able to get gmail while my web-based on my pc was down.

Wow.. I just googled it.. and now I need to get one.. goddamn.. i hate gun questions.. thanks alot.. :-( :-) This one wouldn't be a problem in NJ because it's not semi-auto... The AK pistol which is assembled as a pistol is not legal.. but the question is.. does removing the stock from an AK rifle make it illegal in NJ... :idea: :?: