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theiqcrew

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  1. shitty pic, but awesome guns... picked them up today. Springfield MC Operator FNP-45 Glock 22 RTF
  2. well whatever he did activated some kind of crude safety measure to prevent this :
  3. im sorry to hear that. unfortunately the only thing you can do at this point is acknowledge that a lesson has been learned, and never make the mistake again, because theres no way you will be able to recoup your losses if you try and sell it. as far as the ps90 is concerned, even though it has a flash hider, its legal because it does not have a pistol grip. it traded one even feature for another. my ps90 was the most expensive weapon to date i have purchased, that is until i ordered a 1200 dollar 1911.
  4. Like what else? I need a few more rifles to fill the safe a few rifles ive picked up online or at gun shows (fraction of total number) remington 700 tactical in 223 - 450 in PA, 700 in the prnj gsg-5 when it first came out (i had called up brick armory and they said mp5's were illegal and hung up on me :? ) an ar15 lower that i bought for 100 bucks, an NJ dealer wanted 279 ps90 - cost me 1150, BA wanted a cool 2100 wasr10 , 300 bucks, ba wanted 900 shit, even something simple like a henry lever action, which cost me a hair over 150 at a show, demands a price tag of over 300 at some NJ gun stores. moral of the story, look somewhere else, ANYWHERE else, before you buy a gun off the shelf from certain dealers in NJ EDIT : that lever action in the picture is classified as a pistol i believe. and assuming it comes in under the weight limit, its G2G in NJ
  5. I've never seen anyone speak of them I've never seen any for sale in Joisey I just ASSUMED (horrible word) that it was illegal well i had ASSUMED you have looked at the ban list, and noted that the thompson is not banned by name, and if its not banned by name, its only limited by evil features, and assuming the compensator on the gun is permanent, which i believe it is, that gun is legal. and btw, there are tons of guns that are not sold at this forums favorite gun stores that are legal. thats why its been years since ive purchased a gun off the shelf in NJ. i mostly order them myself online and pick them up at a dealer, or have the dealer order it for me, or with even greater frequency, purchase my long arms at PA gun shows.
  6. its a 2mm pinfire gun. they are available if you look hard enough, and ive seen ones smaller then that one.
  7. i dont think that compensator is removable, so with that being said, why do you think it IS illegal? because from where i am sitting, it looks perfectly legal to me.
  8. think of it this way... was a glock designed to be fired from the shoulder ? was an AK designed to be fired from the shoulder ? its current configuration is irrelevant, but it can be argued that its ORIGINAL configuration dictates its status as a rifle or pistol.
  9. if a mossberg cruiser is legal (pistol grip only shotgun, 26" OAL)..... as long as the AK is still over 26" with the stock permanently folded, you are good to go. although bringing it to a public range in this state like ft dix or the bullet hole or somewhere similar, where the range nazi's might not know the laws would be a bad idea, because they might report you to [email protected] or call the police.
  10. But then, under this line, it's questionable, because it's clear the intent was on fixed magazines: Of Course, federal 922R laws would apply. S12's are great fun, mine is my primary skeet/trap gun. its great fun watching people stare as you load a big-looking magazine into your AK-type on the skeet fields.
  11. Is this one Jersey legal? I am interested. It got a great writeup on AR-15.com. People speak highly of Zastava. take notice, that most of the writeups on arfcom about the zastava are from NJ residents....
  12. who told you that? if they are, you better go ahead and turn me in to [email protected] :? :?
  13. finally us new jersey residents have a choice and another forum to call our own
  14. its completely wrong. i can not stand gun store "law experts" that are passing around all this false information. five months
  15. NO your not done until september, the bill goes into effect 5 months after signing, not the day of the signing, not 45 days after signing, 5 damn months, AKA, 01/2010 if your local FFL is telling you this, you need to find a new dealer, because your current dealer is clearly uninformed. Go back and tell them, "you don't want my business, fine, I will just take my purchases to a dealer that ACTUALLY READS the Laws." and in response to another poster, the law is one handgun a month, it does NOT apply to long guns, yet.
  16. and it keeps going up significantly every year... but on the plus side, its still way cheaper than any other state school in the garden state. im almost done there, on my way towards a BSIT degree.
  17. well the OP misrepresented what he had, which is in fact an Auto-Ord Thompson CARBINE, which is perfectly legal in NJ. SBR's are a no go in NJ, so dont even waste your time. and a third thing, dont call a semi automatic rifle a machine gun, just because it looks like one (even though the correct term in this instance would be sub-machine gun, if in fact we were all living in another state and you had a transferrable NFA thompson.) some people might think you are "uninformed"
  18. you can find a used XD for around 400 on gun broker if you look around. with shipping and a reasonable transfer fee, you are looking at around 450 for the weapon itself. Also, you and several others may have been misinformed as to the function of various ammunition feeding devices... CLIPS assist in the quick loading of MAGAZINES MAGAZINES are the devices that feed rounds into a chamber. there are many different types of magazines, like removable ones on AR-15's and handguns, internal ones like on most bolt action rifles, and en-bloc magazines such as the M1 Garand, which retain the CLIP in the magazine until all rounds have been dispensed downrange. {{ rounds --> clip --> magazine --> chamber ------------------------------------>>>> downrange }} Just thought i would clear up some of the confusion
  19. assuming the 7.62 was some kind of AK, nice choices. what was the damage on both of those?

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