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Parts list and part or total cost?

What range was this filmed at?

I get UPS and Fed Ex discounts and using those services ShipMyGun was still cheaper Yes you are correct. However for a pistol I wonder how many FFL's ship U.S. Postal Service v Fed Ex or UPS Does USPS give the first $100 of insurance included like UPS and Fed Ex? Is USPS insurance cheaper than UPS or Fed Ex?

4.5 lbs Pistol cannot be shipped ground out of State UPS

This is a service run by Budd's---SMG. Yes, you can save money on shipping a handgun if you need to, to an out of State FFL for a private buyer provided you are willing to deal with: 1. The lack of response to your inquiry on their website--I paid for the label where is it? 2 A phone number for issues you may encounter where you will need to wait 15 minutes to speak to a live person 3. The lack of an immediate email with your order number for the pre-paid shipping label which will delay resolution in the event the mailing of the label to your email address is delayed 3 Delay in receiving the mailing label. 4. Idiots at UPS who will tell you when you present the pistol for shipment that your label is no good because it is second day delivery and you must ship a pistol next day, until you show them a letter from UPS that comes with the label exempting the shipment from next day and authorizing 2nd day and then dealing with a further idiot, who will tell you, how do I know that is real despite the fact the letter is signed by someone from UPS, has their contact info and phone number and email etc. 5. A UPS employee who will then tell you how do I know the UPS authorized person and/or phone number is real, even though it is the very company they work for 6. A UPS employee who will tell you that the supervisor who deals with these issues is either out, not available or some other excuse because they do not want to be told that they are wrong!!

Move to a free State while you can and before NJ taxes you to death

"without any explainable lawful purpose"----seems to me that 1 collector 2 seller of 3 potential self defense might be an explainable lawful purpose---does not say justifiable need to have in his possession. By the way, I have never seen the State indict under this law alone, usually any indictment will join this charge with unlawful use or a first-third degree crime. I also question if this statute is even constitutional in light of the U. S. Supreme Courts decision in Caetano

I do not understand what you are saying. Initially you said that a person who works at a business can posses a longarm if they have a nj fid card. Then you say if the owner/leasee has a firearm on premises and the employee uses it, the employee can be charged. If the owner/leasee has a longarm and the the employee has a FID card and uses the owner/leasee longarm in self defense, are you saying the employee can be charged with a crime??

This seems correct. But what if the manufacturer makes a standard AR-15 advertises it as a rifle with a non adjustable brace, and says the brace on this rifle is designed to be shouldered. Isn't the brace under these circumstances really a stock?

Interesting post above regarding measurements. At this point, I can't really see why a non-NFA is such a big deal 11.75 with a brake or FH not pinned or welded v an AR-15 with no verticle grip at 14 with a welded brake for a total of 16. Aren't we talking a possible reduction of 2.25 in barrel length plus the welding and pinning? True you have the brace v pinned adjustable stock (usually) or to put it a different way, a different look. I am not saying that buying or building one is a waste, but is it really a gain, after all it ain't an AR short barreled pistol.

All I know is that I shot it today-250 rounds at the range with both regular and plus 9mm ammo and with and without the comp and the groups were better with the comp on. It matters to me not if the reason is the weight of the comp, the comp alone or the combined effect of the weight and the comp. I would describe the improvement as more than marginal but I did not take scientific measurements. I am sure that all the factors mentioned in the above posts are germane to the issue and do not dispute them as I have not studied the issue in scientific detail.

As a hypothetical, a principal who works in a business in NJ and who either owns or leases the business premises or where it is owned or leased in the name of a business entity and who is otherwise not disqualified from possessing a firearm can keep a shotgun at fixed business premises and can use the shotgun if the use of a deadly weapon is justified under the circumstances. The residence of the principal is irrelevant. The foregoing is not legal advice as no attorney-client relationship exists and is general information only.

Before you start the NJ process I would check with an attorney in Va to see if your Va conviction can be vacated on motion. In the Federal System, trial in absentia has been determined by the U.S. Supreme Court to be prohibited since 1993. That decision was based on the courts interpretation of a FRCrimP. No clue if Va has revisted this issue since then and/or retroactivity. If you can't get it vacated on motion(different than expungement or pardon) you should still apply here anyway, make full disclosure, and attach proof if you can that you were at sea and that the conviction was in absentia. NJ does not permit trial in absentia where the defendant is not present at the outset of the trial but does permit it if the absence happens during the trial.

Unfortunately, the PMM comp will only work with a threaded barrel whereas the HK will work with either. The price of a threaded barrel replacement and the comp make it a no go. I don't have a threaded barrel.

Why not?

Would love something like this for the PPQ

5 oz HP also makes 2 types of weight only, competition attachments that do not have ports on top etc. They claim this comp further reduces flip etc. I do not have those types for comparison. I have not fired yet with the comp on, but the ports appear to be in the correct position for functional as opposed to weight only compensation. Frankly, it just looks so cool, that is not really an issue for me if I only get added weight compensation with sustained fire. Designed for any barrel type on VP9.

Winner. HK parts now has HK functional compensators made out of Aluminum for several of their pistols. Integrates on the rail and then the comp has an optional rail you can attach on the bottom(comes with the set up) so you can have a rail if you want. Inspired by John Wick 3 movie with the HK 30 or 30L Reeves used. Gives the pistol a whole new look and functionality-very cool

have you test fired this yet? what flash can is on this? Did it come welded or did you need to get it welded?

Will this trigger also work on the M2 version? Where did you get it and how much is it?

If you use the Ergo Adapter, and still have to purchase the SBA3 plus Castle Nut and Pistol Grip, is it really less expensive then going with the Remington Kit?

It is

As we all know, the State must have some contracts where older firearms are traded in and replaced with newer ones/models. The traded in firearms are sold in the secondary market and one way or another the State benefits from this arrangement. Not sure if these traded in firearms and sold exclusively in NJ or in other States as well, some of which probably have the loose gun laws that Murphy complains about but I suspect many are sold out of State. So the State of N.J. is really in the gun business, the very business Murphy complains about. Also in the HI-Cap mag business because these used law enforcement pistols are 15 rounders and those guns are probably turned in with those Hi-Caps and make there way to States he complains about that permit Hi-Cap mags