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Not really. And holy shit did this thread get way off topic.

Sure. I agree. And that is part of the lawsuits argument. But this NJ. We will lose (on Dec 7), and there will be no recourse for anyone in NJ government, period. You have merit to try and sue the State if you want. But what will cost more? Buying new mags or mounting a lawsuit against the State?

Crickets?

Sweet

I have a case of beer that says it's December 7. @Zeke

"For your safety". Where have I heard that before? Oh yeah, that's right, anti-gun Democratic talking points. Cudos to Range 129.

Safety of others?? Well, I guess if restricted capacity mags is going to make us all safer, then I'm on board too.

You were given 180 days as per the legislation. Court challenges do not effect the legislation timeline, unless of course you win. Which isn't going to happen, hence the reason for the last minute decision release - no time to appeal or apply for an emergency injunction.

This is an easy one. The decision will be released late on Friday, December 7th. This way everyone will have forgot about it by Monday morning. Typical judiciary hoopla.

I have an issue with ranges policing mags. Same as I would have an issue if they started inspecting the muzzle device and stock of my AR.

Mine was in 2016.

I've bought a DPMS rifle from you. One of the best buying experiences I've had in NJ. The distance between us is the limiting factor

That's because they don't want to give away their next move.

Not exactly that. But mag policing and bogus FID requirements. I've had one of the owners sons of Bullet Hole in Belleville ask me if my 30rd p mags were blocked to 15rds. But told me if I was on the job it would be fine. Never stepped foot in that place again. And here is a thread I started about a range wanting to confiscate your guns because you "might" have become a prohibited person, essentially doing the work of the State Police. I find it harder and harder to support any local NJ gun businesses.

There is nothing more to the story. The gun is 100% reliable but it's just a difficult gun to shoot accurately.

Another range wanting to do the job of the State Police? I wouldn't go near the place now.

I told you guys that the insurance companies wised up to the unsafe operation fine. They charge you a surcharge on your first offense, as if it a points ticket. Better off taking the points fine now. No need to pay NJ anymore.

Wait, did someone mention scapple? Scrapple = fried fish chum. Ewwwww....

I did it. Here is the thread I started about it: 4 yrs later and still no issues with the kit.

Spam is not even in the same ballpark. Can't possibly compare it to Taylor Ham.

If it's a new frame, it will be a new serial number. Can't transfer serial number to a new frame. It's illegal to do so as I've been told by the manufacturer, I have been through this.

yep

Someone had to say it.

I figured it was going to be because they make crap pistols.

Yes. The frame will have a different serial number, so a new permit will be needed. Most FFL's don't do an in depth inspection on all the firearms that pass thru their shop. Especially brand new firearms.