Hi Everyone,

I just purchased a hight point carbine and I am realy looking forward to getting out and shooting it! I was looking over the accessories for this gun and they offer a break for $15. However, by adding this break would this make the gun illegal for NJ?

As long as its not a flash suppressor it is ok

So the break does not have to be welded like an AR?

Is the barrel threaded?

theres nothing that says you cant have a removable break. as long as its not threaded, ie: set screws or clamps is legal.

"Brake"

The muzzle brake clamps onto the barrel.

"Brake"

 

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Then again I'm not surprised to see the words "Hi-point" and "break" in the same sentence

i. A semi-automatic rifle that has the ability to accept a detachable magazine and has at least two of the following:

 

(1) A folding or telescoping stock;

 

(2) A pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the weapon;

 

(3) A bayonet mount;

 

(4) A flash suppressor or threaded barrel designed to accommodate a flash suppressor; and

 

(5) A grenade launcher;

Hi Everyone,

The barrel is not threaded but they do sell a muzzle break. The firearm I got can be found here http://www.hi-pointf...bines/ts995.htm It does have a pistol grip and does have a rail would this be considered a Bayonet Mount? Thank you for your help!

 

PS: Sorry for replying late I did not have the gun to answer your questions and I did not see it online.

Hi Everyone,

The barrel is not threaded but they do sell a muzzle break. The firearm I got can be found here http://www.hi-pointf...bines/ts995.htm It does have a pistol grip and does have a rail would this be considered a Bayonet Mount? Thank you for your help!

 

PS: Sorry for replying late I did not have the gun to answer your questions and I did not see it online.

 

A rail is not a bayonet mount.

How about the stock on the Hi-Point its has a small buffer on the end could this be considered a tescoping stock by nj?

Where'd you purchase it from? The internet, face-to-face, out of state? If it's being shipped to/through an NJ FFL, he/she should be able to answer those questions for you I would think...

I purchased it from County Sports in Carney's Point. I think its just a standard stock but with the buffer would NJ consider that to be ajustable?

You have a pic of this buffer your talking about? Is it just some kinda of recoil pad? Or can you adjust the length of the stock (like an AR) I think your just overthinking this.

 

Oh and BTW its BRAKE not break

I purchased it from County Sports in Carney's Point. I think its just a standard stock but with the buffer would NJ consider that to be ajustable?

 

If we are talking about the same factory stock as every other Hi-point carbine, it's perfectly legal. It doesn't fold nor does it collapse, like alowerlevel said it is simply a recoil pad. Don't be so paranoid, lol.

Thats a perfectly legal firearm. So did you shoot it yet? Just be aware it has an appetite worse than a pistol. Give us a range report when you do.

Anyone have more input on the brake? I have one but I took it off the rifle because I was unsure, I'll try to post a pic of it later for further clarification to anyone who hasn't seen one for the hi-point

Its perfectly legal, the only reason you would have to permanantly attach it would be if the barrel was threaded. Again I think people are just overthinking things.