lexcruiser

Keep in mind, other stores sell this same rifle as well as countless other owners here in NJ who already have it... Perhaps it comes down to counting the 'evil' features like you say. In that case... and in your opinion, wouldn't the FS2K *still* fall within NJ guidelines for compliance?

Duh. Didn't make the connection that was you. I assumed you were the "old" guy on the left in your profile pic... heh. So like I said, I'm at a loss. FN states its a muzzle brake. Other NJ shops sell the same rifle. No other "NJ compliant" version is made except for ones shipped with 10rd mags... Hopefully FN clears it up w/ him on the phone tomorrow.

Regarding the FN forum link... That particular poster called it a FH, but i can find an equal amount of posts where other posters call it a brake.

Here's the language from what is defined as not permitted - A semi-automatic rifle that has an ability to accept a detachable magazine and has at least two of the following: This means that if it is a semi-automatic rifle and has a detachable magazine it can have ONE of the following features and still be legal, but if it has two or more, then it would not be legal. (1) A folding or telescoping stock; (2) A pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the weapon; (3) A bayonet mount; (4) A flash suppressor or threaded barrel designed to accommodate a flash suppressor; (5) A grenade launcher So technically, since the FS2K has no pistol grip, the hider would be the 1 allowed feature.

It was indeed a muzzle brake. I had called FN customer support previously to confirm this but it's also clearly stated on their website description that it is a brake thats installed. See here - http://www.fnhusa.com/l/products/commercial/carbines/fs2000-series/fs2000-tactical/ I also explained that even if it was a hider, the FS2K technically does not have a pistol grip so a hider would have been the other permitted "evil" feature. I've seen FS2K's sold in-stores here in NJ (I think RTSP had one last year) so I know they're legal to sell and own in our crazy state.

Ha.. The more I read about it the more I want one. This is why the internet is evil... Too much information for me to use to justify it, even after I've convinced myself not to. It's only a matter of time...... :girlwacko:

I've always known about this rifle in my periphery but dont know why I never thought about getting one. I finally read up on it a few weeks ago and have now convinced myself that I can't live without it. Unfortunately for me, prices are through the roof.. If you own one, can you share your thoughts about it? Seems like something fun and different to shoot..

Jen is awesome..! She and I agreed on a trade and without hesitation, sent out her end of the trade knowing that I wouldn't be able to send my item until later. She is a great asset to have in our community. ^_^

+1 !!

My Ed Brown With the TRP Op LOVE 1911's!

Thanks Ty! Got my order in w/ ranger plates. =) May be a silly question, but the ranger plates will be FDE too right? :girlwacko:

Ah. Only Pmags available? Will you be getting any standard USGI metal mags by any chance? Need some metal ones but will still take Pmags.. =P Will keep an eye out for update. Thanks Ty!

Thanks for the feedback guys. He's a friend of mine and was thinking about heading out here for range day. Since he was heading out, he thought he'd bring the rifle too which he wanted to sell to me. Good call on calling the FFL first. I'll check w/ them to make sure they'll even do that.

Wasn't able to find anything specific to this question (search thinks "FFL" is too short a search term! Heh!).. I'm planning to purchase a long gun from a buddy who lives in Long Island. I know we have to go through an FFL but what I was wondering is, would it be an issue for him to drive out to my FFL here in nj to do the transfer as opposed to shipping it to my FFL? Would he be in violation of any transport laws while driving to the FFL in nj? Would I be better off driving to him instead to do the transfer at his FFL in LI? Thanks in advance guys!

Very nice..!!! Good stuff!

Is R14 that bad? I just went there for the first time a few weeks ago and had a good time.. What else has happened?

Got mine too!! Whoohoo!!

These are the grips. VERY comfortable and looks awesome. I had the hogue grips on my 92FS prior to this and I really prefer the alum grips over the hogues. I asked them to use the standard Beretta logo but to use a gold tinted paint. Came out awesome. =)

Ah. Thanks Caine!

Trying to ID this for a friend.... I have no clue... Looks cheap / cheesey!

I bought a set of custom grips for my 92FS and 1911 from them... Phenomenal work & service. No worries. (Geezus I sound like eBay)

Very nice.. Congrats!

Did your friend happen to pick this up from Efingers in Bound Brook?

I've been strictly using Eezox for my cleaning and Slip 2000 EWL for lube. Love both products!

LOVE mine. I have both the pistol and rifle loaders. Like PeteF says, it has little to do with having strong hands but more to do with having to spend MUCH less time loading mags at the range. I literally can shoot off 100% more ammo in a 1hr session at the range with the loaders than without... which is actually not a good thing on the wallet cuz that means having to buy/bring more ammo with me on each trip. =)