im curious what are some of the nj legal ghetto blaster style guns like tech 9, mak 10, uzzi? i have heard they are impractical and dont shoot very well, but still would like to know what is allowed in new jersey with this style gun? and since these have no stocks these are considered pistols correct?

im curious what are some of the nj legal ghetto blaster style guns like tech 9, mak 10, uzzi? i have heard they are impractical and dont shoot very well, but still would like to know what is allowed in new jersey with this style gun? and since these have no stocks these are considered pistols correct?

 

I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that the Tec-9, Mac-10, and UZI are all illegal, even when capable of only semiautomatic fire. As for not having stocks, I'm pretty sure that the Uzi, and Mac-10 both have the capability to have skeleton stocks.

I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that the Tec-9, Mac-10, and UZI are all illegal, even when capable of only semiautomatic fire. As for not having stocks, I'm pretty sure that the Uzi, and Mac-10 both have the capability to have skeleton stocks.

 

They can use just about any stock you like. Even AR stocks if you are into that. Of course, a firearm with a pistol length barrel that has a shoulder stock is an NFA weapon.

 

Here is a pic of my M11/9 with a folding stock (not NJ).

 

Masterpiece arms I think it is makes something like it. And I believe it is nj legal a few forum members have something similar I've seen. I'll look for a link.

Sorry its the tp-9 I was thinking.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/22617-ar-pistols/

NJ Legal Ghetto Blaster

 

Dan went throuhgh the basement for that one.

I picked it up at Tim's last garage sale for fity cent

I picked it up at Tim's last garage sale for fity cent

 

BAM son!

 

Eight D batteries!!!

holy crap! i had one of those!!! planet rock!!! dont stop!!! dave does backspin!!!lol!!!

NJ Legal Ghetto Blaster

 

 

 

That is awesome.

i would sell my tp9 if interested let me know

Civic tuner what's the price for the tp9?

They can use just about any stock you like. Even AR stocks if you are into that. Of course, a firearm with a pistol length barrel that has a shoulder stock is an NFA weapon.

 

Here is a pic of my M11/9 with a folding stock (not NJ).

 

 

I just sold an upper for the M11/9, just went in the mail today! It was hooked up w a 3-rail attachment (around barrel) for light, laser etc. It was also converted to MP5 sights and a rail on top. It was bad a$$!

the mini masterpiece arms pistols are ok. my father and I bought ours from pk90.

i shot a friends mpa mini and didn't like it at all. the tp9 is night and day better

I just sold an upper for the M11/9, just went in the mail today! It was hooked up w a 3-rail attachment (around barrel) for light, laser etc. It was also converted to MP5 sights and a rail on top. It was bad a$$!

 

I've seen those. Why did you sell it? Sounds like you liked it.

I've seen those. Why did you sell it? Sounds like you liked it.

 

couldnt do anything w/ it in NJ.

couldnt do anything w/ it in NJ.

 

Oh, that sucks.

 

I wouldn't have guessed any of this stuff was legal in NJ. But they suck in semi anyway. I guess if you like the look or the strange history then go for it.

 

I think it was 1985 that I was in a gun shop in NJ on Route 130. They had two "MAC's" in the case. I didn't know enough about them back then so there is no way for me to recall what they actually were. One was $200 and one was $800. These are insane prices even now. I asked why the second one was $800. I was told it was an open bolt and could therefore be converted to full auto.

 

Now, none of that makes any sense.

 

But about 6 years later, long after the NJ Bastard Hugh's Amendment that made new MGs illegal, 20,000 full auto M-11/9s were sold for $25 each.

 

I didn't look up any of those numbers or dates, so they are all off. But you can look them up, they are close.

 

History is strange in this department. When discussing MACs and all the subsequent copies, history is very strange. Throw in a little 80s B.S. experience in N.J., just gets weirder.