mxl16

Thanks guys!

Just as the title states, does anybody know a good place to pin a weld a muzzle device in south or central jersey or eastern PA.

Good point...this state blows....

Awesome, thanks. Another question: If the barrel length is 16" EXCLUDING the muzzle brake, does the muzzle braek need to be permanently attached (pinned and welded)?

Does anybody know if the 16" min length includes or excludes a muzzle brake?

I have some experience with this...Having gone through the process a few times, I'm confident that I could have left my one and only dr visit that was x years ago off my application and it would not have shown up on any kind of mental health check. As you guys know, it's not just when you apply for an FID, which would almost be reasonable. It's when you apply for new handgun permits or even change your address. Every time you submit that application and check yes to that question, they will send an approval letter to that dr. If the dr requires a visit sign that letter, you are looking and long, expensive, and painful process every time you want to buy a handgun. For me, I have to make at least 15-20 phone calls back and forth to make sure this the form gets signed and mailed back to the PD. It's a HUGE PITA but I'm stuck with it. All of this is negated by the fact that you can falsify the process any number of different ways. On top of that, if I apply for new handgun permits and I'm plotting some horrible act with said handguns, why would I not use the handguns I already have in my possession...its so incredibly stupid it can only happen in NJ. I'm simply stating my opinion and obviously you will have to weigh the risk of not disclosing all info on your application. If you're denied for not disclosing, I'm sure you would have a very difficult fight to have any sort of firearms rights in this state. To me, it wasn't worth it. Whether any kind of database exists or not, if you read that language on the form, it clearly states that any visit to a mental health professional should be disclosed. It may have been intended for people who are heavily medicated or people who have been admitted for mental disorders but unfortunately due to the language, people who have been to any mind of mental health professional (even once in their life) for any reason, are subject to that requirement. While it may be nobodies business, the language is on the form. It's very disappointing when law abiding citizens have to jump through hoops to exercise our constitutional right.