Mr.Stu

The relevant part of the statute says: The relevant part of the administrative code says: Note that both refer to the capacity of the magazine only, not the gun as a whole. Therefore 6+1 is allowed.

What makes you think it may need compliance work?

The brazenness of this guy is astounding. He appears to have absolutely no expectation of being held accountable for any of this.

Worth a read if you like old cars... https://www.hagerty.com/media/advice/a-few-things-to-know-before-you-steal-my-914/

You can start the process to acquire another handgun after 30 days have elapsed, with day 1 being the day after you last completed an acquisition.

Having fondled it in the store, I decided I didn't want it. Jim offered a fair trade-in price so I got a decent chunk off a Benelli Ethos 20g instead. Hopefully I can pick it up later this week.

I just won a TriStar semi auto today. I'm not certain, but I think it is the Viper G2 Sporting in Red - they didn't let me fondle it at the event today. I'll see it tomorrow. I'm already happy with the shotgun collection I have, so if they won't let me trade it for something else it may be up for sale here pretty soon.

It was a great time today. Me, @Ms. 12 Gauge, @Shocker and another person who I do not think is on this forum shot the event. It rained all the time while driving there and continued through the safety briefing. Just as we stepped out to start shooting the rain stopped - and stayed stopped until we all reassembled in the event hall to have lunch, award trophies and draw the various raffles. I got a t-shirt as a door prize and then, just before the end, my ticket was the 2nd one drawn for one of the three guns up for grabs. I'll be dropping in to Jim Flynn's tomorrow to start the paperwork on a TriStar semi-auto 12 gauge. The turnout was great - they said they had 130 shooters which is significantly more than the 80-90 they usually get. It was well run and a lot of fun. I highly recommend it for next year.

You don't even need a gun. Possession of just a suppressor is a felony in NJ. That doesn't have anything to do with the OP's question, however.

You are clearly unaware of the automated picturesque view location detector on those classic British cars. They always found more great views when it was raining, for some reason.

A threaded barrel is fine on that handgun. You would have an issue if the magazine installed outside the grip, or it weighed more than 50oz, but the Ruger Mk IV is fine.

Holy cow!

Surely you jest! Any modifications were permanent, were they not? I look forward to retrieving my regular mags from the temporary custody of the person that is legally allowed to have been possessing them.

There are a several petro/chemical refineries in NJ right?. They could be strategic targets. Lots of the big financial institutions moved to NJ offices after 9/11 too. There is a boatload of compute power installed around some towns in NJ.

It's actually worse that you not knowing every car. To be a fair comparison, it would have to be a guy in your profession who doesn't know how to drive. Cops don't have to study gun laws like we do, because they are exempt from nearly all of them, and would most likely benefit from professional courtesy for anything but the most egregious offences. As an example, when all my guns were in gunsitters during my divorce, a LEO friend offered to loan me a pistol for a match. He wasn't going to be able to attend so said to just drop by a day or two before and pick it up. Er, yeah, no. I can't do that.

Was it a licensed contractor? If so, it's his problem, not yours.

This is the government at work - why on earth would you expect it to be simple?

As is usually the case the answer lies with what you want to do with the pistol. If it is just for casual fun at the range - do whatever you like. If it is for competition - check the match rules to see if there is a division for optics and whether that's what you want to compete in. If it is for staging at home for defense - consider the battery life of the optic, whether one brightness will work for any time of the day or night including if you're using a WML or flashlight. If it is for carrying in free America - can you get a holster that will accommodate the sight & will such a holster meet your needs for concealability, reachability and comfort? If it is for all of the above - you have a lot of thinking to do.

Even if it's true

What is it that you want this device to do?

It makes no sense that an AP charging handle won't fit in an AP upper. Something has been manufactured out of spec. Call them. I have a couple of M5 uppers and the BCM charging handles fit fine, just for reference. If you want to cover shipping both ways I can send you a spare one I have so you can test to see if it is your CH or upper that is out of spec...or we can meet somewhere.

If you put a rifle stock on a non-NFA Other it becomes an SBR which is verboten. You can currently have a pistol brace because is is not a rifle stock. If, by the magic of the ATF saying so, a pistol brace becomes a rifle stock your currently configured non-NFA Other would magically become am SBR unless... ...you take off the pistol brace that has now been deemed a stock. Now your non-NFA Other would still be a non-NFA Other. There is nothing to say you have to install anything on the receiver extension. Just leave it bare.

This only allows you to set the stock in the most extended position. There is a tab that extends downward at the front which stops forward movement of the stock.

There is it in a nutshell. You can't be bothered to learn the law, but you're happy to offer advice based on your made up version of it. NJ gets what it deserves, I guess.

I'm not being dramatic. I'm being factual. Can you just do everyone a favor and refrain from advising anyone else to follow your made up rules that are based on nothing but your fear that an official will break the law and persecute you?