From what I can find regarding our insightful laws:

 

"Large capacity ammunition magazine means a box, drum, tube or other container capable of holding more than

15 rounds of ammunition to be fed continuously and directly therefrom into a semi-automatic firearm.

A large capacity ammunition magazine that has been

permanently altered so that it is not capable of holding more than 15 rounds of ammunition will

cease to be defined as a "large capacity ammunition magazine." An ammunition magazine, which

has been temporarily blocked or modified from holding more than 15 rounds, as by a piece of wood

or a pin, is still considered to be a "large capacity ammunition magazine."

 

So a belt fed SA rifle such as Razorback carbine upper listed on this page here would be OK (of course after pin/welding a muzzle brake)? Or is a belt considered "other container"?

From what I can find regarding our insightful laws:

 

 

 

So a belt fed SA rifle such as Razorback carbine upper listed on this page here would be OK (of course after pin/welding a muzzle brake)? Or is a belt considered "other container"?

 

"other container"... Limit the belt to 15 rounds an you're GTG.

From what I can find regarding our insightful laws:

 

 

 

So a belt fed SA rifle such as Razorback carbine upper listed on this page here would be OK (of course after pin/welding a muzzle brake)? Or is a belt considered "other container"?

 

The belt is a container.

 

If you want to do belt fed, it needs to be in 15rnd sections.

 

That said, if you had an Ammo box with a high round count belt in it, would you be guilty if a hi-cap magazine? Probably.

Gotcha, thanks guys. Takes the fun out of it though.

Takes the fun out of it though.

 

that is the one and only way anything about NJ is consistent..

I know somebody with a number of these in NJ.

 

When he comes to visit, he links them up and puts a crank on the gun. And puts it on a big tripod. Even though most of us bring FA to the table, that thing is a hoot with the crank and tripod. My friends don't have any 30-06/8mm FA, just 5.56, 9mm, .22, .45, etc. 5.56 with BETAS are the big FA guns for my little group. We have .50s, etc., but not FA. So a little bit of that **** kicks a** with a crank when it's on a tripod with T&E.

There are many of us on the boards with SA beltfeds. They are a hoot to shoot, and always turn heads at the range. It is a lot of fun and I would recommend it to anyone. Here is a pic that I took this morning of my MG-42 in the snow on my new tripod.

There are many of us on the boards with SA beltfeds. They are a hoot to shoot, and always turn heads at the range. It is a lot of fun and I would recommend it to anyone. Here is a pic that I took this morning of my MG-42 in the snow on my new tripod.

 

That is absolute awesomeness.

 

I almost bought the BRP XMG MG34 to put on my M16. Thank goodness I missed that opportunity. We all know how that went.

 

I'd give my left nut to fire your gun on that mount with a crank.