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vltor stock on m1a socom

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was wondering if it would be jersey legal if i pinned it; idk about it though for the pistol grip stock if anyone has one or knows thanks for info

You should be GTG. Pistol grip is your one evil feature. You have the integral muzzle brake and if you pinned the stock that's it. You should check out the M1A bullpup stock. That thing looks sick.

Be careful. I believe the SOCOM muzzle brake is threaded on the barrel. The threaded barrel is your one allowed evil feature. Putting a pistol grip on would be a big no no. The pinned collapsible stock you can do to any SA rifle in NJ, doesn't count as an evil feature because you made it a fixed stock.

Be careful. I believe the SOCOM muzzle brake is threaded on the barrel. The threaded barrel is your one allowed evil feature. Putting a pistol grip on would be a big no no. The pinned collapsible stock you can do to any SA rifle in NJ, doesn't count as an evil feature because you made it a fixed stock.

 

The muzzle brake is integral to the rifle, removing it would cause the gun to become a single-shot weapon as you would be removing the gas system.

The muzzle brake is integral to the rifle, removing it would cause the gun to become a single-shot weapon as you would be removing the gas system.

 

My interpretation is that I doubt NJ cares much. If the barrel is threaded, and the brake is not pin/welded.. it is a threaded barrel (aka evil feature). Even if the gun doesn't work without the brake, that is still constructive possession. So my logic is that the threaded barrel is the only evil feature is all you can have, and if you put an additional evil feature on the SOCOM or any M1A for that matter it would trigger the AW definition.

My interpretation is that I doubt NJ cares much. If the barrel is threaded, and the brake is not pin/welded.. it is a threaded barrel (aka evil feature). Even if the gun doesn't work without the brake, that is still constructive possession. So my logic is that the threaded barrel is the only evil feature is all you can have, and if you put an additional evil feature on the SOCOM or any M1A for that matter it would trigger the AW definition.

 

Good thing I sold mine then. :icon_e_confused:

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thanks guys for your opinions and answers im going to order one and just pin the stock

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