http://www.xrailbyrci.com/

It looks very interesting but I believe the 15 round rule still applies, so you would have to block that thing as well.

Oh my God, I want one of those!!!!

Oh my God, I want one of those!!!!

Big surprise there.

Oh my God, I want one of those!!!!

Big surprise there.

 

 

It looks very interesting but I believe the 15 round rule still applies, so you would have to block that thing as well.

 

I believe it's 6 rounds actually.

Every Mall Ninja in the world is gonna Jizz their pants over this.

It looks very interesting but I believe the 15 round rule still applies, so you would have to block that thing as well.

 

I believe it's 6 rounds actually.

 

:?: Not if it's a pump shotgun, my soon to be picked up Mossberg 590A1 holds 8+1. Think it's 5+1 for semi-autos Eddie.

 

Anyone else want to chime in on round limits? I'm just going from memory and could be wrong.

you're correct, no limit on pumps, only semi-autos.

It looks very interesting but I believe the 15 round rule still applies, so you would have to block that thing as well.

 

I believe it's 6 rounds actually.

 

:?: Not if it's a pump shotgun, my soon to be picked up Mossberg 590A1 holds 8+1. Think it's 5+1 for semi-autos Eddie.

 

Anyone else want to chime in on round limits? I'm just going from memory and could be wrong.

 

You are correct Keith. I fired off that response after being tired from work without clicking on the link. I remembered the X-Rail from when I saw a you tube video of it and it was only available on semi-auto guns.

 

I clicked on the link and saw that the list of available platforms is increasing. Remington 870 included now :-D

 

So, it would appear that being that the X-Rail is not Removable, you could have full capacity (22+1) on a pump shotgun.

 

But... there is this line in title13ch54 under "assault firearms"- "Any shotgun with a revolving cylinder such as the "street sweeper" or "striker 12"

 

I did a quick Google search and there seems to be some mis-understanding between the terms cylinder and magazine on a shotgun.

 

Does this fall into a Grey area??!?

 

IMO non-legal opinion, it would be ok in NJ as this is a rotating magazine, but you didn't pay anything for my opinion.

Yep, no worries. I did see the 870 as well, so figured it was available for pump.

 

I believe it's 6 rounds actually.

 

:?: Not if it's a pump shotgun, my soon to be picked up Mossberg 590A1 holds 8+1. Think it's 5+1 for semi-autos Eddie.

 

Anyone else want to chime in on round limits? I'm just going from memory and could be wrong.

 

You are correct Keith. I fired off that response after being tired from work without clicking on the link. I remembered the X-Rail from when I saw a you tube video of it and it was only available on semi-auto guns.

 

I clicked on the link and saw that the list of available platforms is increasing. Remington 870 included now :-D

 

So, it would appear that being that the X-Rail is not Removable, you could have full capacity (22+1) on a pump shotgun.

 

But... there is this line in title13ch54 under "assault firearms"- "Any shotgun with a revolving cylinder such as the "street sweeper" or "striker 12"

 

I did a quick Google search and there seems to be some mis-understanding between the terms cylinder and magazine on a shotgun.

 

Does this fall into a Grey area??!?

 

IMO non-legal opinion, it would be ok in NJ as this is a rotating magazine, but you didn't pay anything for my opinion.

 

The other question.. does having a NJ Legal Remington 1100, and a Remington 870 with this thing on it, constitute constructive possession?

Hmmm just what I want, well over a pound of led hanging out front as far as possible Just remember to start to STOP the transition from target to target about a foot before the target. It might stop in time :twisted:

Every Mall Ninja in the world is gonna Jizz their pants over this.

 

I know, I just did! Again!