Rufio.Weaponworks

states like texas with "Stand Your Ground" laws this is perfectly legal.

liberal logic "we need to give the poor equal opportunity, except with their 2nd amendment rights"

bump for a good dude! The SR-15 is sweet.

1. Brett Bloom is the head of the firearms division for the NJSP, all things guns in this state go through him, if you didn’t know this and you’re going to debate legalities I suggest you stop talking. 2. What honestly makes you think the police are going to be out to get you for your gun? Are you dealing drugs? Are you shooting at random people driving by your home? Are you getting in gunfights on a regular basis? If your answer is no to any of those questions, you should stop being paranoid.

You forgot the part where Brett Bloom told me it looked good to him. I think you’re being overly paranoid and stretching. I would hope that someone who puts this on their gun knows the laws and can explain it should law enforcement be involved. Personal experience here, having my FFL/SOT I can have a lot of stuff that New Jersey forbids like AR Pistols and SBR’s, I’ve taken them to Ranges in New Jersey, had range officers and police talk to me when they’ve seen me shooting. I provide them my FFL and SOT paperwork, along with copies of FFL laws....I’m good to go. This device i’m talking about is both CA compliant and NY SAFE act compliant. I get it NJ hasn’t gotten to that one of 1 feature (yet) but is an alternative if you want an adjustable stock, flash hider, lug etc. if that doesn’t bother you, so be it that’s your choice. But if you decide to ever move to the rest of America and want a normal rifle again, it’s a lot easier to put in a normal takedown pin than it is to change out a pinned muzzle device

lol no worries. A lot of shit in this state is hearsay and people don't actually know or read the laws.

so for all those who jumped down my throat yesterday I spoke to Brett, additionally 2 AR manufacturers in New Jersey AND my lawyer over the past 2 days about the Juggernaut Hellfighter pin, they indeed confirmed my theory and question that it is good to go and redefining the weapon and changing the operations of the gun. Laws are written as the gun is assembled and the shooter is continuously changing magazines by pushing the mag release with the action closed. Their verdict: Good to go on AR's in lieu of pinning stocks, muzzle brakes etc. etc.....AR Pistols, you'll have a harder time convincing the guy at the gun shop on this.

Thanks to Shane for my “in” to the world of KAC. also, my LWRC.

When I worked at RTSP we were one of the biggest LWRC dealers in the country. They wouldn’t stay in stock ever. That being said I sold a lot of Colt’s, a lot of M&P 15’s...but those same people weren’t looking at buying an LWRC. It’s much like trying to sell someone on a glock 19 when they want a 226 legion....not gonna happen

That really depends on what you’re comparing to a $1500+ rifle. Like I told you at SHOT I used to work at a gun shop, people looking to buy an LWRC aren’t also considering a $700 bushmaster. They’re buying an LWRC because they want an LWRC. Same goes for DD, KAC, Noveske, HK...people aren’t looking for just another AR15

I’d love to get a letter from Brett period. Best I’ve ever gotten from him is non-legal advice over the phone. i’ll give you another tidbit that is NJ legal if you should want one. The Law Tactical folder, the rifle can’t shoot when folded....yes it can fire one shot if chambered but the bolt will not cycle, therefore it’s not functioning as Semi-Automatic.

Hey i’m just trying to help others out who actually are affected, i’m not a paranoid fudd because the law doesn’t explicitly spell things out. BTW, California laws are “all guns are illegal EXCEPT” they have an approved handgun roster FFS.

i’m not set up for retail operations, so I wouldn’t be able to. that and your AZ DL doesn’t match your NJ FID sorry charlie

I don’t have a retail license, i have an 07.

Paranoid much? Again, I have my 07/03. I have SBR’s and 3 pin guns legally in NJ because they are on my inventory. Want to know so bad? Give Brett Bloom a call. Hell, I’ll call him for you because you’re a dumb fudd. i’m not a lawyer and neither are you, so if you want to debate this with someone, take it up with one of them.

1. i have my 07/03, I don’t care. 2. Look at the law as written, it says “ability to accept a detachable magazine outside of the pistol grip” when the AR Pistol is fully assembled, action closed....you cannot change out magazines. Just like California, the idiot law makers there really believe thay breaking the action open makes it more cumbersome for the shooter to do reloads, and the CADOJ approved this device after demonstrations. If it works for California, it works here. you can continue to be paranoid, unless you’re a lawyer and you can prove me wrong otherwise about the law you are just speculating out of paranoia. Go ahead be paranoid, I’m the one with an FFL...doesn’t affect me.

But it breaks the action open, redesigning how the rifle/pistol was intended to operate. Constructive intent is a very very vague law. You could be hit with CI for having power tools in your house. In free states you could be hit with it for having an AR Pistol and a full length AR rifle, saying that you have a rifle stock on hand to make an registered SBR out of your “pistol” ...but that doesn’t happen. The Juggernaut pin is 100% California legal, people that use them there can keep the rest of their “scary features” on the rifles and they can have AR Pistols with this equipped. There is nothing in the NJ law saying you can’t break the action open to change magazines, the law is written for a fully assembled weapon.

You can have parts shipped directly to your door sans lower receiver, correct?

I like the spiral fluting, in a world where every AR looks the same, it stands out. I have 6k rounds through my M6IC-SPR and it runs flawlessly. Both of my Noveske’s run just as well, I’m picking up an SR-15 this week which I also anticipate to run as well, but all 3 of those rifles look the same. The SR-15 is most notable though bc of it’s significance, but I put my LWRC 2nd in line because of the unique design

I wouldn’t be surprised if LWRC starts selling that gun for a lot more in the future. Unless they don’t mind selling for $1400 because it’s so popular, it has the quality (or better) of many DI Rifles on the market that sell for $2000

for the same money you're buying a Daniel Defense, get a LWRC Direct Impingement Model...which will be cheaper. They range from $1k-1400 and is a whole lot of rifle.

no it wouldn't you can't fire the gun with the action broken open. The laws are written with the gun assembled. When the gun is fully assembled you can't change out magazines.

DD's quality has gone down too....nothing too crazy but there's been many reports of castle nut's not staked properly, gas keys not staked....not huge deals but when you're spending $1800 on a rifle you'd expect it.

in assembled form, no. you have to break open the action to change magazines.

*NOT A LAWYER* If you build an AR Pistol installing the Juggernaut Tactical Hellfighter Pin, it turns it in to a fixed magazine, thus redefining the Pistol to no longer being able to accept a detachable magazine outside of the pistol grip. I said this in another post regarding AR-15 Rifles for NJ compliancy, I believe by doing this redefines rifles and pistols from how the law is written and you can keep all other features. Of all the ways to handicap a gun, I think this is best because it doesn't hinder operations too bad. https://www.turners.com/juggernaut-tactical/juggernaut-tactical-hellfighte-666732