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If this becomes a "bump stock" fiasco all the "others" and SBR work arounds may be done. Interesting question as to what will happen to all the originally mfg and sold firearms with braces that are in the marketplace. Unlike bump stocks, i don't think any firearms were mfg and sold with bump stocks to begin with.

BAD News, may kill the whole thing

Any prediction on how long the "good times" will last?

Better yet, they can take them over to the State Police firearm Unit for inspection, then we may know for sure

Fact is, we don't know that for sure, but feel free to volunteer Unfortunately, the question if a law is being broken or not, depends on which side of the table you are on

But we need you to be ours on this one. Buy the way, I agree with you on legality, if built per the specs but the test case may not if they have to go through the system

Why don't you be the test case

Don't even say that as a joke

If you are going to build your own please don't post that fact on a public forum. You are just giving the state the finger even if what you end up building is technically legal. It is shit like this that will invite attention and encourage legislation . You will ruin it for the rest of us. Why? because legislators will conclude that they cannot control the non-NFA category, especially if one is confiscated and/or ends up slightly different from the mold. You can bet your ass that the State knows who the licensed manufacturers are. You are just drawing attention to yourself.

Sarco has had plenty of NJ grief in the past. They may be under a consent order in NJ that impacts the corp and for this reason has this policy. Alternatively, and even if not, they don't want to spend money on lawyers and fighting the State.

State Police cannot set the "law" unless this is incorporated into an administrative regulation or statute. However, it would be stupid to "stir the pot" as we know what would come next. This is really guidance, but very important guidance. But it does beg the question if you assemble one, and what you assemble does not vary from the "mold". No harm, no foul? Of course, dealers would be well advised to follow this guidance.

Forget adverse possession in this matter. It is somewhat difficult to advise without a title search. You may find that there is an unsatisfied recorded mortgage on the property and the owner is in default but the bank has not bothered to foreclose and has defaulted on its right to pay the property taxes. A check of the tax rolls would not reveal info regarding the mortgagee, only a title search would. The town is probably owned lots of $ for taxes and has a first lien. Maybe the record owner would be willing to deed it to the town and be rid of it??? Then the town would probably demolish it. The town probably retains the right to demolish it if it is a health and/or safety risk anyway and/or if it qualifies as a public nuisance,. If all else fails(meaning the town does not do anything to demolish the structure): The town can sell the tax lien at an auction --tax lien certificate-- and the purchaser can foreclose on it if the owner does not pay the purchaser the amount of the lien plus interest and do whatever they want with the property. You would need to determine the amount of unpaid taxes and if you and your neighbors are interested in purchasing and then foreclosing the lien and then jointly agreeing to demolish the structure at your costs. While this is a possibility there are probably other remedies. This is outside my practice area so this is general info only. There are probably other remedies available

Sounds like a bad striker

Get the ShootingSight trigger module for this rifle and it will really rock

They make a fixed non folding, non adjustable, that would look much better

I solved the problem of 43x vs 48, because i wanted both for different reasons. I bought the 43x and then picked up a complete 48 slide on Gunbroker. I then modified both by changing out the springs for a better trigger pull, added Ameriglo sights on both slides and just ordered the Overwatch flat face polymer Dat trigger that I run in my G-19 for the receiver

Dump that ugly stock and put a Black Mission First Tactical Stock on it

Your basement?

No permits for you until you return the groceries

I like the silver finish also

Sure, if they say that all Second Amendment Issues or all mag capacity issues are subject to strict scrutiny it would make a difference. But the probability that they will issue a sweeping all encompassing non mag releated Second Amendment decision that applies in all situations is remote as the law usually, but not always evolves incrementally . However, as I said regarding the mag limit issue in isolation: "What this means is that unless another mag restriction case is actually decided by the Supreme Court that changes the landscape"

In theory, the district judge's final determination on a summary judgment motion can be appealed again to the Third Circuit. However, it is likely that the same panel would get the case again and summarily affirm, at which point, there would be the right to an en banc option to the Third Circuit or appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court. There would be no rush in the Third Cir to quickly issue an opinion nor would there be even if en banc review is granted and certainly no rush on a cert petition to the U. S. Supreme Court. What this means is that unless another mag restriction case is actually decided by the Supreme Court that changes the landscape, it will be at least two more years in the Fed system. Of all the second amendment issues mag capacity restriction is not a major player in reversal potential.

So after firing around 1000 or so rounds through my Magpul Glock 19 10 round mags I decided to clean them. Despite watching a Youtube video showing how to disassemble, I can't get the dam things apart and just sprayed Gun Scrubber into them and let the liquid evaporate. Depressing the locking tabs on the sides and trying to separate the top as shown in the videos did not seem to do anything. What's the trick?

Ruger MK-2, bull barrel, adjustable rear sight, very, very accurate with Very Nice Comfort After Market Grips and two 10 round mags.Excellent condition. $275. Additional mags available at $5 each, Softcase available at $8, hardcase $10, or both at $15. Pistol is in excellent condition, well maintained and fully functional. Any marks you see in picts on sights are not present and just the way photo taken Handguns pm me if interested and what you want first I'll take it and describes exactly what you want gets it Steve Union County Transfer at RTSP in Union on Rt 22 Buyer pays transfer fee

They have a massive recall posted on their homepage