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Belt fed 1911

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Shouldn't this be NJ legal. After all, there's no magazine over 15 rounds. Just kidding, but it's food for thought. The law states no magazines over 15 rounds, and there isn't.

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The belt can't have more than 15rds linked together.

 

Shouldn't this be NJ legal. After all, there's no magazine over 15 rounds. Just kidding, but it's food for thought. The law states no magazines over 15 rounds, and there isn't.

If the belt can hold more than 15 rounds it's too evil for New Jersey.

 

"Large capacity ammunition magazine" means a box, drum, tube or other container which is capable of holding more than 15 rounds of ammunition to be fed continuously and directly therefrom into a semi-automatic firearm.

I know people with them. Well, 1919s or 1917s I think. I have a feeling NJ could hammer them if they wanted to but they seem to be OK with 15 rounds or less linked.

Thats not real. Someone just stuck some 45 into a belt and shoved it up the magwell. Where would the links eject? And the links dont look like they are the disintegrating kind either. Thats the kind that come apart after the round is removed...they can be put back together later.

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