MartyZ

One clarification which I found out the hard way. You CAN do your own electrical and plumbing if it's a standalone structure, however, townhouse, condo, apartment, you need a licensed electrition and/or plumber.

The question is how will they change the law? It says a semi-auto with detachable magazine. Are they going to spell out what detachable means? If my magazine is not detachable then that is it, how I make it detachable is up to me. Technically I can epoxy it into place, right? I personally think that the paranoia gets out of hand sometimes.

So when will they start incorporating the shockwave and other such devices into their bills? I'm sure they had more than a few requests for an opinion. Also, it's not about new legislation but also about existing laws. If I can have an AR with a non-pinned FH, bayo lug, and adjustable stock by fixing my mag, I will just buy a bunch of side loaders and I'm gtg.

This also looks very promising.

Another thought. with the new bills to reduce number of evil features to 1, this might be the only viable option.

I just called the NJSP, spoke to a detective Furman (I think that was his name). He basically told me that if the locking mechanism can be removed with hand tools then its no good. But, if power tools are required to remove the loging mechanism then its GTG. According to the manufacturer website, "De-installation requires power tools". I think the cap is aluminum and needs to be drilled out after installation. I wish however, that we can get an AG opinion on this product. How do we go about getting that?

I don't care about 10 rounds at this time. I will live with it for a few more years if I have to. I'm talking about collapsible stock, FH, threaded barrel, etc... and even AR pistols. without detachable magazine we can have pistols over 50 oz. and barrel shroud.

I am not trying to start a compliance argument on this thread, I am not asking for "I will not comply responses" nor am I asking for my resolve to be questioned. But I need to ask this question. If the AR magazine is fixed, and can not be removed without the use of power tools, can we then have an AR with all the evil features, or maybe even an AR pistol? I accidentally came across this device on the stag arms website as they are adding it to NY compliant rifles. https://crossarmory.com/shop/cross-armory-ar-fixed-mag/?nabe=4761000229470208:1&utm_referrer=https://www.google.com/ I would think that at the price point and complexity level, anyone currently living in NJ but plans to escape in the near future can use this device and top load with stripper clips while in NJ, and have a full featured rifle, and then just remove it once they are free.

And that is exactly why I followed up with "Not really sure if that was a state or township requirements, so you might want to check into that as well." And even though they are fixtures, they are permanent fixtures, just like non-load bearing walls. every township has it's own rules, it never hurts to ask, but it does hurt not to ask and then get a fine later, that is all I was trying to say. I actually needed a construction permit in Manalapan just because I was changing out the Sheetrock on an exterior wall while remodeling my bathroom and the inspector had to come to make sure my insulation and moisture barrier was to spec. You guys forget that we live in NJ and anyway the state or township can make $10, they will try!

I would also look into permitting, that is the reason I did not change my cabinets when re-modeling my kitchen. What I was told by a contractor was that in NJ, once cabinets are ripped out, you need a permit and inspection when putting in new cabinets. Not really sure if that was a state or township requirements, so you might want to check into that as well.

If you are even a little mechanically inclined, then you should be able to assemble it yourself. As already mentioned, youtube is your friend. Not difficult at all.

Because i don't want my kids, or their friends, to have access to the ammo unless they are with me at the range.

Loaded mags with small kids in the house

So are all online retailers now required to collect sales taxes for every state? I wonder how that will work out for small online retailers and international purchases?

I have, for years, been storing all my magazines on a shelf in my safe, as have most others i'm sure. I am frankly getting tired of storing pistol mags in that way because they keep falling over. So i'm looking into different alternative storage solutions, one of which is magnets. Does anyone have experience storing loaded mags using magnets, are there any side effects such as the mags getting magnetized, or anything else?

I saw that one also, looks very interesting. But I don't think YHM has released it yet for sale. I will use it that or the JP for my pending build.

I just built an SPR last year and an AR10 this year, with another AR build in preparation. One thing I learned, with the stupid NJ laws, and pinned muzzle brakes, is to go with a 2 piece gas block. You can either go with the standard block from YHM or an adjustable from JP (a bit more expensive). I got the JP block for my AR10, and will be replacing the one on my SPR with the same JP block. The handguard itself should not dictate the gas block unless you are using a high profile block such as a piston system or a block with rail or sling mount. but the 2-piece blocks from YHM or JP will fit under most handguards.

All my pistol mags are standard capacity, such as 13rds XDM 45 and 12rds USP 45. So if I wanted to I can sell them for more then pennies on the dollar. Only those mags that are neutered are useless.

Yes and no. As per ebay policy they only allow 10 rounders or less.

Ok, so if you call in a tip, who will respond local PD or NJSP? If it's Local PD do you think they will arrest the mayor or do you think they will visit the return address on that package?

And local mayors are not?

forget about the mayor, send all the 15 rounders to Sweeney and Weinberg.

So can we still enjoy our 15rnd mags for the next 180 days? Or will someone at R14 rat me out?

All my standard capacity pistol mags and my 15 round AR mags are going to my cousin's house in PA. But I need 10 round mags to replace them. And I think it would be a good idea to get them sooner t=rather then later to avoid a run on them resulting in price gauging.

here is their corporate forum. Have at it, from the comments already there looks like you will be in good company http://www.corporate-office-headquarters.com/dicks-sporting-goods