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IF YOU HAVENT SEEN A LIST OF THE BILLS THEY ARE TRYING TO PASS HERE IS THE OFFICIAL LINK http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/media/comm_info.asp?H=ALP&D=2/13/2013!10:00:00!AM&T=M&S=0&F=0

I ACTUALLY FOUND A GUY ON GUN BROKER WHO IS SELLING ONE AND HE WILL MOD THE MAGS FOR ME BEFORE SHIPPING THE GUN FOR A FEW BUCKS MORE - NOW DO YOU THINK I CAN GET IT BEFORE IT BECOMES ILLEGAL.......THE RACE IS ON!

nice piece

Cherios are dry I know it is the Romainian I love collecting and go for quantity not quality because I take junkers and turn them into shooting pieces looking like they just came off the production line still keeping them period correct with all original pieces the Russians are waaaaayyyyy to much to give you an example I paid $800 for a legit MIC Garand in poor condition the barrell and receiver needed extensive work and after we were done we brought it to a $2500 to $3000 range looking brand new before I would go $4000 for a russian I would put the money out for an MID with original scope and mount or an enfield with the correct scope and mount

is it legal in NJ???????????????????????????????

great let me know and thanks

I almost bought one at the last Oaks Pa gun show and by looking at it the piece should be legal in NJ just the mags would have to be pinned for 15 rounds. But I need to know is it legal - I would hate to buy a great gun and find out I broke the law and loose my collection - any help out there would be great?????????? Including a pic and information below...Finnish Suomi M31 semi-automatic 9mm Rifles. This is a semi-automatic version of Finland's famed "Suomi" Submachine gun they used during the Winter War of 1940 and throughout WWII.

I hate when people sporterize classic batle rifles but I would buy one of these for a spare mosin - anybody see one for sale yet?

just saw a great one - it is in spanish but worth the subtitles ------ Juan of the Dead it is available on demand on comcast

New to this forum I collect military rifles from Post Cilil War to present, no muzzleloaders. Only centerfire bolt and semi automatic rifles. Being in NJ this limits anything past 1960 but my real love is the WW2 rifles, you can find ammo pretty easily and they are fun to shoot. Looking to add the Russian SVT's and the Cetme Sporter since all the other FN's and CETME's are illegal here. I not only collect them but I bring them back to life from just minor reblueing to major surgery of relics. All this with my son who is a budding gunsmith at only 14. Any help finding these rifles is always appreciated I try to go to all the tristate gunshows but everyone knows that now after Sandy Hook dealers are just gauging the market place even with the antiques which is ridiculous. I have also had alot of good luck on gunbroker finding a chassepot, many enfields and mausers but most recently a nice dargunov (pictured). Looking for the CETME sporter right now but always open for new finds.

Just got a dragunov off gunbroker and I would like to add one of these since they both shoot the 7.62x54r. Anything about it I should know as far as best ammo with no malfunctions and etc.....?

Got this baby off of gunbroker.com still waiting for it too arrive and just loving the idea off shooting a million rounds of 7.62x54r and not going broke doing it. I have been told though it is not advisable to put rounds with a weight over 150grains in these anybody ever hear anything about that?