ok guys, does a stock that can collapse need to be pinned so its not adjusted or can we just wedge something behind the button so that it CANT be adjusted? I've seen pics of NY & CA stocks that have a piece of plastic wedged behind a moving part (not always glued) so that it cant move or adjust. To access the wedge, part of the stock needs to come off to take the piece out. This way, people dont have to screw up a perfectly nice stock incase they sell it to an out of state buyer. Any thoughts?

check this out

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/30623-how-to-pin-magpul-ctr-stock-without-drilling/page__hl__magpul__fromsearch__1

if the stock can adjust at time of inspection it is illegal..

if stock can not be adjusted at time of inspection it is legal..

 

IMO

Is there or has there been a roadside / range inspection I am unaware of?

if the stock can collapse or fold at time of inspection it is illegal..

if stock can not be collapsed or folded at time of inspection it is legal..

 

IMO

 

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Is there or has there been a roadside / range inspection I am unaware of?

 

nope.

 

 

TheLugNutZ -thanks for the link!

No problem. Thats how I "pinned" mine... Took all of 2 minutes and I didnt have to drill anything...

Is there or has there been a roadside / range inspection I am unaware of?

 

depends on the range i guess. I know now that R14 reopened on the rifle side that do check firearms here and there... At least the RO walks up and down the lanes checking them out pretty hard.

The RO is now NJ authorized Gestapo? Geez!

The RO is now NJ authorized Gestapo? Geez!

 

depends on the range i guess. I know now that R14 reopened on the rifle side that do check firearms here and there... At least the RO walks up and down the lanes checking them out pretty hard.

 

Define "checking them out"

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right but I just meant in the context of this thread.. lol

I know this isn't about the stock, but I will share this about R14:

 

My friends Ar was checked for mag capacity at r14 more than one occasion, but I saw it just once first hand. He had a magpul 15/30 mag.

 

 

The RO is now NJ authorized Gestapo? Geez!

 

i would let him look and ask but not touch !

Thats why i shoot in PA .

Define "checking them out"

 

What I witnessed was the RO walking up and down the lanes, looking over weapons. He has never touched or questioned anything I brought in the past, it was mainly just my marlin 795, a shotgun or pistols. I have read a few times, probably on here, saying that a particular RO would question people about the legality of their rifles. Like I said, i havent been questioned, but the RO certainly went up to my table at the cease fire and looked over what I had.

 

They prob bust balls over the AK/AR stuff more