JohnnyB

Welcome to the forum. You don't have a bayonet lug so that's good. If it has a flash suppressor, which it probably does, it will have to be replaced with a muzzle brake. The brake will have to be pinned and welded or just welded so that it's permanent. You don't need to replace the adjustable stock, just drill a hole and insert a pin so it is not adjustable. Lastly, Loose the 30 round mags. here in the PRNJ (Peoples Republic of New Jersey), We can not have any magazine capable of holding more than 15 rounds. Make sure the lower does NOT read Colt AR-15. Are you sure you still want to move here?

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No, it is not threaded. It's exactly as pictured above. The rear sight is a flip down type, which is handy to get it out of the way of some optics. The collar on the barrel is very easily adjusted to ensure the tightest of fit to the receiver.

Tanner's in Jamison PA has Ruger 10/22 Stainless Kryptek takedowns for $265.00 +$10 PICS. I got mine! Cool snakeskin camo pattern. Includes case, scope rail, locking plate, lock and 10 round mag.

I thought that executive order package, the order to the AG on deviations and the subtle change to justifiable need were overridden by Sweeney and his ilk.

Nope! WAY too cool! We can't have one in the PRNJ. Caliber: 5.56mm Barrel Length: 10" or 16" Total Gun Weight: 16lbs* Rate of Fire 2000/6000* Total Length: Handheld 22" Total Height: 6" Total Width: 9" Feed System: M-27 Linked Ammunition Belt Fire Mode: Full Auto Only Power Requirement: 24 Volts DC Barrel Life: TBD System Life: TBD Status: Prototype / Still in Development "The XM556 Microgun was designed and engineered around the 5.56mm NATO cartridge. This defensive suppression weapon is significantly smaller and lighter than it's big brother the M134. It was meant to stand in place of anywhere high suppressive fire wanted without the weight or footprint of the larger M134 electrically driven Gatling gun system. The current XM556 Microgun is smaller and lighter than some current 5.56mm beltfed Squad Automatic Weapons currently on the market, with 4x's the firepower. The XM556 is a new platform system that was designed from scratch by the ground up. The parts are not just a smaller imitation of the larger M134, but were designed on its own. An absolutely all new style of bolt was conceived and designed to eliminate current known issues with the M134. The bolts combined with many other improvements have been made to not only extend the life of the gun but reduce wear and reduce or eliminate stoppages. The gun is sold as a complete weapon system. Some mounts and accessories designed for the M134 will work with the XM556 Microgun to make adoption easier."

Sandy was a special situation and in such an extreme situation it would be important to move your guns to a safe location so they do not fall into the wrong hands. ShadowShu's intentions, as stated, obviously fall into the NO, NOT LEGAL catagory. I saw no need to muddy the waters. (No pun on Sandy intended).

Your key statement is "girlfriends home for a night or a week and legally transport my gun there. You can't legally transport a handgun to other than a PRNJ defined "Exempt Location" .Your home or a property or business owned by you. A range. An FFL. Since your girlfriends, friends or relatives house is not listed as an exempted place, it's a no go in Jersey. No legal way to do an illegal thing. Not worth the serious trouble you would be in if you were caught in transport or at the visited house!

Nowhere in the statutes does it list a Grandparents home as an exemption. Legally speaking, the answer to your question is NO!, Nor does the law allow you to leave the guns with your wife while you went to the store as that would be an illegal transfer. Did I mention how much I hate this state!

10X, Please tell me what strict provisions the PRNJ has made for a legal temporary transfer of a weapon purchased by me to my wife. I am not aware of any such provision but I am always willing to learn when I could be wrong.

Griz, I know this question was not meant for me but I would like to answer for my particular situation......If I got hit by a bus, my wife would indeed need a locksmith to get into my safes. She has one pistol she likes, a Ruger SR22. At my request, she is in the process of getting a NJFPID card and a P2P so I can legally transfer it to her. Everything that is mine is hers as well.....Except my guns per PRNJ rules! I am doing this against my will to protect her should she ever use that weapon in a SD situation so as not to get jammed up by a stupid law.

Wives? The owner of the gun is the owner. To place the guns in the possession of your wife or anyone other than yourself would constitute an illegal transfer as far I have heard. Just as my wife can't take my guns to the range by herself without me being there. Not to say I agree with this stupid law, but I don't think the PRNJ gives the wife of a gun owner special privileges. I could be wrong about this though. Others here with greater knowledge will chime in.

Done. Guess who my rep is......Donald Norcross! Talk about a wasted email!

Crap! We are not even close.....I do think this is at the top of the agenda for the NRA so this poll means little in comparison.

I'm really worried about him! Anyone have any real contact information?

Don't put up with this crap. East Brunswick PD needs a good kick in the ass. The Attorney General can and will do that for you......Call Office of The Attorney General - Main Number: 609-292-4925 Also call ANJPRC at 973- 764-4100 Those few phone calls can work wonders very quickly and will only take you a few minutes each. Please don't let them get away with this!

That is complete BS. The FID card is a one time deal. Good for life as long as you don't move or become prohibited.They simply can't do this to you or anyone. What town is doing this, if you don't mind my asking?

They say that in states where concealed carry is allowed, the crime rates have increased. They are full of shit! Just more lies and fake news from the left! F$%KING LAWYERS! What does a lawyer and a sperm cell have in common?..........Both have a one in a billion chance of becoming a human being!

I love that show! Watch it on my PC when I am relaxing.

Looks like a hybrid of both a brake and flash hider to me. The 4 duckbill type prongs would be there to reduce flash. It also would fail the pinky test. (total BS) but many feel that if you can put your pinky finger in the hole, it is a flash suppressor. I would not take a chance in the PRNJ with this one myself. Even though the manufacturer calls it a brake, it appears to have flash suppression incorporated into it design with the 4 prongs. I call no go but will gladly yield to my more learned colleagues like HE who knows a great deal more than me. Good luck.

My first AR was a Bushmaster XM15-E2S. Made back when they were decent rifles. The banned by name Bushmaster Assault Rifle was a specific model and rare from what I have heard.

They picked certain guns that fit the description of what they wanted to ban. The picked the AR-15, (Colt Patent) and AK-47 along with many others and banned them by name and/or model. The law also bans all "substantially identical" guns, but never defined the term "substantially identical" too well, so you can own an exact copy of an AR-15. It just can't have Colt AR-15 on the lower.

Steppenwolf was groundbreaking in their time. They just don't make the innovative bands like they used to.

The PS90 is legal and you can build all the ARs you want. The lower is the rifle so as Zeke said, you can't manufacture a lower or complete an 80% here since the PRNJ considers that manufacturing. Regarding your collapsible stock, you don't need to replace it with a fixed stock. You just need to pin it so that it can't move. I believe The only AR banned by name is the Colt AR-15. If the receiver says that. it is banned, period. All the others like AM-15 and CORE-15 are GTG. Just don't exceed the evil feature limit.

Free America is not one of the exemptions so all rules still apply. Pick a public gun range in PA that is reasonable for the bridge you cross. Print out directions on your computer and take them with you.