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Just curious, does the ATF classify the shroud as a flash hider?

No !! Just use a silicone cloth, it should bright right up.

has it been renewed yet?

how much?

Even if the code is not renewed, it does not negate the case law which interpreted the statute, case law is also law, but it would afford a basis for further challenge.

In NJ remember these words, and if you choose to speak: "I was in fear for my life" they should be repeated frequently. The case will be presented to the Grand Jury, no matter how justified the shooting was.

How do you simulate recoil?

Ruger LC9S in 9mm, has an external safety, very accurate; extended mag will work in it

I need a new pair of ears. What do you think the best protection on the market it for indoor rifle? for pistol? What offers the maximum protection available?

Due to a 2013 Third Circuit opinion the FOPA will not protect you when transporting through the terminal to the check in counter. You need to fit yourself under a NJ transport exemption so prepare yourself for which exemption you are going to claim if an over zealous law enforcement officer decides to make his first arrest. Also, a tip: keep your weapon case inside your suitcase until you get to the check in counter. It is not a good idea to be walking through the terminal with a gun case.

They are inexpensive enough, are they good quality and finish?

If the weapon is stolen, do you really want to be the new owner? On the other hand, if you have something that is pure junk, you can sell it and get $250

My vote is for Samsung, if you have the $. You will not regret it.

check out century centurion classic 39 with chrome lined barrel some of the vendors here can get them for you.

Colt Python

You can never go wrong with a Glock 19

Picked one up. I like it alot. Trigger is much better than lc9 but it could still use some tweaking, however, this is probably "it" Uses all lc9 mags and add ons. Light weight compared to others in class and accurate, 3 dot sights could be a hair larger. Limited to 7 and one in the pipe, unless you go with the extended 9 mag, which could use some asthetic fit improvement, but functionally works fine. This one is in between a pocket size and a compact size. There are several options in this "class" Assume they will eventually, release a bitone version and one that comes with a CT laser also. Only down side is this model has a mag disconect, which I really do not want or like. It has a trigger mechanism similar to a glock, but has a manual red dot saftey also.

Unfortunately, you are all wrong, in part. If there is one thing that this thread demonstrates, it is that reasonably educated non lawyers cannot determine what NJ law is and to what extent it may be prempted by federal law. The good news is that all of you are partially correct. Even those quoting the law, do not understand the interrelationship between federal law, state statutes, and the administrative code. If it makes any of you happier, you know more then the average lawyer, who does not practice in the area of firearms law. The problem here is that the poster making the inquiry, will often not properly articulate the issue or subsequent posters will add or subtract facts, before giving their interpretation. A slight change in the facts may change the answer.

You have several options. First you should keep an eye on the Marketplace because often good quality AK variants will be listed for sale. How much do you want to spend? Our forum sponsors often have NJ legal AK variants available. Post an inquiry for a price and availability reaponse. Now you can even purchase reasonably good quality all American made AK variants with chrome lined barrels. Both Century is making them. My only gripe with them is that they are using a cheap Hammer spring set up and the design of their recoil spring components is fair, at best, but their classic wood rifles are sure nice looking. Buy a Saiga and do the conversion yourself. Unfortunately, they have gone up alot in price in the last two years, and by the time you finish you are going to spend at least $900 total. K-var's are also nice if you have the bucks, but you will pay more. They have NJ legal versions with nicer asthetics. It really depsnds on what you want to spend. Bulgarian conversions are the top of the line. Stay away from Wasrs, they have a low price point, but generally are of low quality.

You are posting a question on a public forum asking if it is ok for you to commit insurance fraud which is a crime in the State of New Jersey.

Is it true that you are introducting a new membership category between Gold and Platinum that eliminates the need to pay for paper targets and range time but still gives Platimum members priority?

Every notice how Anthony and some of the employees seem to be rapidly losing weight? Must be all that trigger action

Their website says they do not sell to NJ because they are non compliant with a bayo lug and threaded brake. Hopefully your FFL removed the lug and pinned the brake. Not clear if it says AK on the receiver. If it does, that is a problem. At one time IO's AK's did and that is why the State Police confiscated some that were purchased in NJ. Hopefully they got rid of that marking

Donate it to a range for target practice

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