So one thing I started doing is looking at 22lr rifles for cheap plinking and range shooting. One gun I noticed that looks interesting is the Kel-Tec SU-22, the only problem is it comes with a 26 round magazine and 10 round mags are sold separately as accessories as far as I can tell. Would I still be able to order this as well as the 10 round mags and have it shipped to an FFL or would this be something I would have to buy from a gun show/out of state dealer?

So one thing I started doing is looking at 22lr rifles for cheap plinking and range shooting. One gun I noticed that looks interesting is the Kel-Tec SU-22, the only problem is it comes with a 26 round magazine and 10 round mags are sold separately as accessories as far as I can tell. Would I still be able to order this as well as the 10 round mags and have it shipped to an FFL or would this be something I would have to buy from a gun show/out of state dealer?

 

Just keep in mind that once you cross the border into NJ with that magazine which holds more than 15 rounds, you are considered a felon if caught.

 

The FFL dealer in NJ could legally take possession of the 26 round mags, but the thing is, you paid for it, and he would get a free mag as he couldn't give it to you.

 

The best/most legal thing to do would be to contact our FFL Dealers on this board, and see if they could order you a SU-22 in NJ Compliant Configuration. Most gun manufacturer's make a separate model number for states like CA and NJ (usually with 10 round mags)

 

There's a link where you can send a message to all of our dealers at once. It's right on the main forum index.

 

Here it is: viewforum.php?f=44

The FFL dealer in NJ could legally take possession of the 26 round mags, but the thing is, you paid for it, and he would get a free mag as he couldn't give it to you.

 

My understanding is that the paperwork that an NJ FFL is supposed to keep on overlimit mags is onerous and they are supposed to report when they have them and when they sell them out of state...

I would just ask the out-of-state dealer to keep the 22 round mag and ship the rifle without it. Then order your own 10-round mag from elsewhere.

I would just ask the out-of-state dealer to keep the 22 round mag and ship the rifle without it. Then order your own 10-round mag from elsewhere.

 

This would be OK if they are willing to take some money off the price. That's a $35 mag..