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Not quite, but good cause exists, if you are law abiding and want to carry for self defense without the need to demonstrate any other circumstances. Yes, this helps the cause: The 7th and 9th circuits vs. the second, third and fourth. This opinion is also going to cause the NJ Supreme Court in the pending carry case to think long and hard about the issue as well.

Glock 19, comes with 3 15 round mags Springfield XDM 3.8, 3 mags plus gear Like the Glock over the M&P

I have a 5.7 MK handgun. I love it. At times, ammo for it is hard to find or restricted and pricey. If you go for it and get a good price on ammo stock up now. You will either have to go with the 10 round mag or have an FFL modify the 17 round mag to 15. Replacement mags are usually hard to find and expensive. A new one comes with three. Finding a holster for the MK model is difficult, if you want anything other then a cheap one, you will need it custom made. FN customer service is fair. Reloading 5.7 is a risky proposition because of the very high pressures generated in the round, and if you screw that up, you are SOL.

PWSFSC I have it on the same rifle and love It!

I have the uts-15. latest gen, I have not had any problems with it. If you short stroke it, you may have a feed issue, but this is because of improper use. They have excellent customer service, from what I hear.

Can u hold and fire the weapon with one hand? If you can't, I doubt that the config of the stock could be considered a pistol grip

So long as you have the kit shipped to an address outside the State of New Jersey, like a free State, and only bring those parts you need into N.J., excluding those parts that can be used to increase magazine capacity beyond 15 it is perfectly legal. You can also keep the entire 30 round mag outside N.J. for your use if you travel to a free State. You cannot have all the parts in NJ at the same time.

Less than lethal-if their is an exception, then these are considered weapons. If they are not covered by N.J. ccw scheme (unlike Florida) then does the Second Amendment offer any protection? For instance, a person can be "armed" with a knife.

Food for thought. How to place a "crack" in NJ CCW scheme i. Nothing in N.J.S.2C:39-5 shall be construed to prevent any person who is 18 years of age or older and who has not been convicted of a felony, from possession for the purpose of personal self-defense of one pocket-sized device which contains and releases not more than three-quarters of an ounce of chemical substance not ordinarily capable of lethal use or of inflicting serious bodily injury, but rather, is intended to produce temporary physical discomfort or disability through being vaporized or otherwise dispensed in the air. Any person in possession of any device in violation of this subsection shall be deemed and adjudged to be a disorderly person, and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not less than $100.00. Question: Has anyone ever applied for a carry permit which authorizes the possessor to have such a device that will release more than three quarters of an ounce? Question: Is the application for such a permit contemplated by NJ's CCW scheme? Question: what standard governs the issuance of such a permit for a less than lethal device? Question: Does the failure to issue such a permit for a less than lethal device violate the Second Amendment? Question: Would applications for such a less than lethal permit in multiple counties, place a "crack" in NJ's CCW scheme?

If you paid $900 recently, you overpaid, these go for around 600-650. It makes no sense to put another $300 into this weapon. You will not get that money back if you decide to sell it . The only modification that might make sense is the one suggested by High Exposure. It does not make any sense to do any other modifications. Another option is to sell it, take the hit and build or buy what you really want. If you want a threaded barrel and a brake, your initial selection was wrong-just chalk it up to experience and move on.

You are probably looking at about $55 to pin the stock and break, plus whatever the cost of the break you want which can run from $35-100 depending on the break you want. You can grind off the lug yourself with a dremel. Pin a mag is around $20--but you can buy a 20 round pinned to 15 for around $22 plus shipping.

Nappen's blog does not address the issue in the context of an acquittal on a domestic violence charge and the absence of a forfeiture proceeding and his comments are not germane to the facts presented above.

You only need to remove the ears of the lug to make it legal. If your dremel will not do it, you can probably do it with a hack saw or use a regular power drill with a grinding wheel to get the ears off-then use some perma blue or some high heat black paint to touch it up. You do not need to weld the comp,(unless 14.5") all you need to do is pin it, so it cannot be unscrewed from the barrel.

No pistol grip on a semi auto shotgun in NJ Hopefully all the bugs will be worked out by Gen 3 What would be really cool is if you had the option of pumping it or semi auto mode. Also, they need to get rid of the need to manually rotate the mag after every 4 rounds, and have a feed system where you can semi auto fire all the rounds.

http://www.srmarms.com/shooting-the-1216/ Very cool. Very expensive. Very illegal in NJ Looks like the Utis-15 has been taken to the next step, in a manner of speaking

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Another issue: possible impact on resale of "dumb" guns

The ban is scheduled to expire. I think the ban is on a gun that has no metal in. Of course, Congress can renew. Once technology, finds a substitute for all the metal components, can you imagine paying a fee to print out a complete handgun. Amazing.

Has anyone fired the same type rifle? Would be interested in your opinion

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If I want to replace barrel without the need to redo gas block or tube, but now want a chrome lined 16" threaded barrel, what style barrel do I need to get with what specs?

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My personal opinion is that if the magazine is plastic,and originally designed to hold more than 15 rounds you would have to epoxy the pin and the bottom of the mag, so that neither could be removed without destroying the mag -i think this clearly indicates the owners intention that the alteration is permanent. If the mag is metal, and originally designed to hold more than 15, you would need to weld the pin and epoxy the bottom so that neither could be removed without destroying the mag, and you comply. I am less than clear if the mag is metal, if there is another way to comply. Although I know for a fact, that with metal mags, some FFL's have simply added an internal block, epoxied, the bottom and dremeled off any reference on the mag to a number greater than 15. It seems to me that the purpose of the law is to avoid a temporary situation, where, with relative ease, the mag could be made to accept more than 15. I am not aware of any court opinion in NJ interpreting the Statute and Administrative Code on this. The letter from the State Police on this subject, is not very specific, because it does not get down to the nuts and bolts, of what is really acceptable other than to contrast temporary with permanent.

He does a better job than people with two arms