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remixer

NJGF Vendor FFL
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Everything posted by remixer

  1. Nope, Not legal.
  2. Its like guns and theater Thanks for stopping in.
  3. It did but he got his question answered
  4. I do deter people from buying the compliant model. I feel IWI took the quick and easy way to make it compliant for all states include those which needed the extra length for legality. NJ does not need it and there is no point in a 4" muzzle brake on a rifle that is desired because its short
  5. Of course.
  6. IWI installs Flash hiders on non compliant models and that long brake on compliant models.. We do install A2 Muzzle Brakes.
  7. Another issue you will run into is pinning an aluminum comp on a 14.5, it requires welding the pin and most shops do not work with aluminum. thats besides the fact aluminum permanently attached interacts with the steel of the barrel and might cause premature corrosion.
  8. Ur a mess...
  9. Correct. But i think he was referring to the State legal model direct from IWI. iv never seen those since that 4" muzzle device defeats the purpose.
  10. Just heard back from the NJSP. -- He said because it eliminates muzzle flash to avoid it.... BUT as with all devices some reduction can occur, In this case they used the phase in the description and because of that he is hesitate to say this is legal because of prosecution. -- I'm not going to debate "How many people have been prosecuted or will they ever check it". As its a stupid defense and i wont even waste time on it. Just because they might have never or will never check is pretty flimsy when it comes to a possible issue. You can take the the NJSP reply i posted as advice or you can ignore it. Personally i would not do a disservice to any of my customer's by installing this device regardless of my personal opinion on the matter.
  11. You might of had a Hillary in the woods sighting. Consider yourself lucky you got away alive.
  12. Without reading anything except the Header.... Yes
  13. On another note... I'm no spelling Nazi but does anyone trust a company who spells Virtually and Eliminates wrong.
  14. If you are really really interested in this i will email the link to my contact at the NJSP firearms unit, He will always give me a Thumbs up or Down... I have yet to ever get a wishy washy answer from him.
  15. I think the issue is the Manufacture says "· Vertualy elemenates Flash ( See Video )" IMO that would be the only sticking point.
  16. Mine is also downloadable from my site. No issues at all accepting from a private seller.
  17. Grew up minutes from Marine Park... Kings Plaza was the shit in the day
  18. remixer replied to SJG's topic in Rifles
    we have had them. seems very top and front heavy but nice rifle overall
  19. If you decide to go with a steel barrel extension i would be happy to pin and weld which can be reversed if you ever move to a free state.
  20. Problem with Silver Solder is ATF requires 1100 Degree solder to legally extend the barrel , Aluminum melts at 1200 Degrees. you might end up melting the fake can since its going to be hard to control the heat within 100 degree I would advise not to do it
  21. You and most of the free world
  22. I doubt any vendor is going to wait for a reply once the price is given. We get lots of requests for pricing , Most are just interested in numbers they are not ready to buy. I guess you can reply with "Thanks" so they know you saw it.
  23. I would be happy to help you... BUT I HAVE NO ENGRAVING TALENT
  24. Issue with using Non FFL engraver would be the lower..

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