Ahh, ok, gotcha. I was keyed in on the "if it's smaller than a certain size, it's legal". That's wrong, has to be bigger than 3/8's.

 

So interesting, I can build an automatic airgun that fires pinballs bigger than 3/8" in diameter and I'm exempt from firearms legislation!

 

So interesting, I can build an automatic airgun that fires pinballs bigger than 3/8" in diameter and I'm exempt from firearms legislation!

 

At that point it probably becomes a destructive device.

There is also the "Sufficient force to injure a person" part.....the MV of those shooting start things is pretty low, low enough that usually the last few shots dont even pierce the paper. Oversized bore, with less-than-bore-size shot equals low velocity

Hey...Im just telling you what the guy at the BB gun place told me. I also mentioned that I could not verify any of it. I do know they wont sell you a gun by itself. You have to buy the whole set up that includes multiple guns, compressor, trailer, and all the supplies....Comes out to $15,000+/- maybe more depending on how large of a set up you buy.

Glad you put "that I'm aware of" at the end...

 

2C39-1(f) f. "Firearm" means any handgun, rifle, shotgun, machine gun, automatic or semi-automatic rifle, or any gun, device or instrument in the nature of a weapon from which may be fired or ejected any solid projectable ball, slug, pellet, missile or bullet, or

any gas, vapor or other noxious thing, by means of a cartridge or shell or by the action of an explosive or the igniting of flammable or explosive substances. It shall also include, without limitation, any firearm which is in the nature of an air gun, spring gun or pistol or other weapon of a similar nature in which the propelling force is a spring, elastic band, carbon dioxide, compressed or other gas or vapor, air or compressed air, or is ignited by compressed air, and ejecting a bullet or missile smaller than three eighths of an inch in diameter, with sufficient force to injure a person.

 

So......... does that mean that this http://www.airgundepot.com/samyang-909-rifle.html is not a firearm under NJ law?

So......... does that mean that this http://www.airgundep...-909-rifle.html is not a firearm under NJ law?

 

with sufficient force to injure a person.

 

I wonder how they make that determination? I'm thinking that would F-someone up.

 

 

How do you fill it? or pump it?

with sufficient force to injure a person.

 

I wonder how they make that determination? I'm thinking that would F-someone up.

 

 

How do you fill it? or pump it?

If it is smaller than 3/8 inch, than "sufficient force to injure a person" doesn't apply since the 3/8 inch is the qualifier.

ahhhhh... all in the wording...lolz

I think key words here are "in a manner of a weapon", and the fact that these devices fall neither under "rifle/shotgun" nor "pistol" classification, by being fired from a fixed stand...

 

But yeah, with the law taken to its logical application (if such thing is possible) they should totally be seen as weapons.

We should arrest all those illicit users of those boardwalk assault weapons as felony offenders for partaking in 'assault weapons' trafficking, unlawful discharge in public of highly distructive machine guns, endangering welfare (not WIC), of general public, corruption of minors in partaking of this horrible felony of endangering public safety and welfare (not WIC) of discharging an Assault Weapon on public grounds. The 'proprietors' of these ASSault Weapons trafficking organized crime syndicate should be rounded up asap, w the NJSP posted at every illicit location, (damn the OT budget). NJ State ASSembly 'Re-Educators' and 'Political councellors from the state's anti-gun, anti-violence collectives, should be sent in at each shore point that is in violation (except for Snooky's place, dont want 'bad press') to re-educate the youths against firearms activities and dangers. Reinforce the doctrins of NJ statutes regarding public safety. In addition, additional laws forebading existing forebaded contraban should be passed asap to prohibit further violations of existing statutes while current legislation is pending, to assist in immediate unhindered passage. Furthermore, proactive statutes should be passed to prevent such trafficking in future boardwalk activities, not to be excluded, certain soft drinks w high sugar count, cotton candies which endanger health by promoting cavities in children. Sizes of fountain sodas and especially those 'cheese fries' should be limited in size and quantity, any violations is subject to be fined $500 or 3 months prison (max penalty), per individual. Also an not limited to certain shore points, all hairy individuals are subject to wearing t-shirts to cover up high follical count backsides or face fines for unlawful exposure in public.