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  1. It seems to me that the folding or telescoping is only illegal if it represents you 3rd or more illegal feature. If you have a non removeable mag, and no flashider, then pistol grip, and fold/tele stock are your only 2 and then legal. At least according to how the law is written.
  2. to show me around, before I apply for membership? Not looking to shoot, just look, I'm willing to reimburse any costs associated with the expedition. Thanks
  3. Exactly how is this done for legality?? Simply drill a hole and tap in a roll pin???
  4. Excellent, I guess next step is to get a a look see, at the facilities, looks to quite large on the interweb. They all seem pricey compared to PA clubs, though. Is this a result of regulations, or a general hostility toward firearms that makes it difficult to function?
  5. OK I'm interested in joining somewhere, as I'm in Columbus now. I thought it was Bordentown, but my significant other informs me differently. How is CJRPC as far as the "black rifles"? I've talked with the NJSP firearms branch, and I'm modding my rifles accordingly, but don't want to be hassled by "experts" every five minutes because they don't like my weapons, even if legal. (and this happens, even in PA, where I was born and raised, and EVERYTHING, short of AAA, and antitank weapons are legal"
  6. Why 14 and not 15?? Well it's an even number, and provides that there is no error by overloading the mag. You have to leave a little bit more to actually load the mag, and an overzealous LEO, may try to jam an extra in. Blocked at 14, maybe he gets 15 in, certainly not 16. Thanks for the info, at least now I can make informed decisions!
  7. Can someone point me to the chapter and paragraph, that defines what is and isn't legal as far as "Assault Weapons" parts?? I have found the named list, and reference to "conspicuous" pistol grip. But I can't find anything on the flash-hider/muzzle brake, bayo lug etc. I see them talked about, and how you can't have more than one, but where is the "list" or codification of the components. I have worked out a way to weld, a block into my mags, to restict them to 14 rds, now I just need to find out what else needs to be done to my DSA, Coonan, and Entreprise, FAL clones to bring them into compiance so they aren't evil anymore. Thanks!!
  8. If I move to NJ, and bring my non AW firearms with me, including permitted handguns, I DO NOT have to register them???? I only have to apply for a permit to purchase, or to purchase ammo, anything I buy in NJ, once a resident?? As an aside I have temporarily given up on bring my "assault weapons" until I can convert them to less evil looking configurations.
  9. Sorry I'm in Abington and moving to Bordentown
  10. Without any hysteria, I would like to know what the regulations are for moving my weapons to NJ. They are legally owned and purchased by me in PA. The unfortunate part is a number of them are deemed "assault weapons" in NJ. Specifically several variations of the FN FAL. I see perusing the regulations there is an Assault Weapon/ Machine Gun permit to buy, but what about previously owned?? Has anybody done this, or successfully applied for the permit? What about all those AR15 copies, and other "assault weapon" looking firearms , I see for sale in various NJ gunshops? What about pistols? I have a Ruger MK2 and a pair of CZ52's currently, but will be looking for a 1911, soon.

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