August 21, 201016 yr Just trying to make sense of the non-sensical laws. Thinking on a bushmaster semi rifle for now.
August 21, 201016 yr Welcome to the forum! To answer your question, retractable/telescoping/folding stocks are not legal on semi-auto rifles in NJ.
August 21, 201016 yr Author thanx guys- funny tho, was just enjoying some random posts/discussions around here and pretty sure I saw some pics with those evil stocks....nah- must be my imagination!
August 21, 201016 yr Most likely if you saw a telescoping or folding stock in this state it was either pinned permanently into one position, or it was on a pump action shotgun - both 100% legal.
August 22, 201016 yr Welcome to the forum! To answer your question, retractable/telescoping/folding stocks are not legal on semi-auto rifles that have detachable magazines in NJ. Fixed it for you. Just nit-pickin.
August 22, 201016 yr Bushmaster does make a nice M4 that has the stock pinned in a comfortable position. They also grind the bayonette lug off the end. If you can get past those two points it's still a great gun and won't get you arrested.
August 22, 201016 yr Welcome to the forum! To answer your question, retractable/telescoping/folding stocks are not legal on semi-auto rifles that have detachable magazines in NJ. Fixed it for you. Just nit-pickin. speaking of nit-pickin... retractable/telescoping/folding stocks are not legal on semi-auto rifles that have detachable magazines and already have one other of the evil features pistrol grip flash hider bayonet lug grenade launcher. =)
August 22, 201016 yr Most manufacturers make a Ban state (NJ compliant) version of an AR15. If not, you can request them to permanently attach a muzzle brake, grind down bayo lug, etc... Stag, BCM, CMMG, and many more will do it in house. Or screw the manufacturers and build one yourself, just the way you want it!!
August 22, 201016 yr Welcome to the forum! To answer your question, retractable/telescoping/folding stocks are not legal on semi-auto rifles that have detachable magazines in NJ. Fixed it for you. Just nit-pickin. speaking of nit-pickin... retractable/telescoping/folding stocks are not legal on semi-auto rifles that have detachable magazines and already have one other of the evil features pistrol grip flash hider bayonet lug grenade launcher. AND that are "substantially identical" to firearms on "the list". =) BACK AT YA!!!!
August 22, 201016 yr Fixed it for you. Just nit-pickin. speaking of nit-pickin... retractable/telescoping/folding stocks are not legal on semi-auto rifles that have detachable magazines and already have one other of the evil features pistrol grip flash hider bayonet lug grenade launcher. AND that are "substantially identical" to firearms on "the list". =) BACK AT YA!!!! This take us back to the OP's "Just trying to make sense of the non-sensical laws. "
August 23, 201016 yr Most likely if you saw a telescoping or folding stock in this state it was either pinned permanently into one position, or it was on a pump action shotgun - both 100% legal. And by permanent they mean you need tools to remove said "pin" correct?
August 23, 201016 yr Most likely if you saw a telescoping or folding stock in this state it was either pinned permanently into one position, or it was on a pump action shotgun - both 100% legal. And by permanent they mean you need tools to remove said "pin" correct? That is the established method
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