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30 round mags

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Hi all, I was wondering if I was given 30 round magazines for a ar15 and ak47 can I LEGALLY have them pinned for 15 rounds? If so where can this be done and how much does it usually cost? Thanks

Just to cover your bases, make sure you are given them in any other state than in nj as youd be in possession of a hi cap mag. That said, MidwestPX is a forum vendor here and offers the service of converting pmags. If they are usgi mags, cobtact Paul at Arms and Ammo (another forum vendor) to see if he can help you out. Either way cant go wrong.

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Thanks for the response, I am aware that they were illegal, I was wondering if I purchased them online and had them shipped to someone who blocks or pins them is that still illegal? and I probably couldn't have them shipped to a FFL in jersey because that would be illegal also. Is that correct?

I think you could have them shipped to a FFL that is going to pin them for you?

FFL's in Jersey can have NJ prohibited items legally, but they either have to make them compliant or sell them out of state.

Yes, you can ship them to an FFL if they do compliance work.

FFL's in Jersey can have NJ prohibited items legally, but they either have to make them compliant or sell them out of state.

 

I don't think that's true in every case. I don't think they can have silencers, for example, which can be purchased over the counter with no permit in Britain (damn Limeys).

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Can anyone suggest a FFL that does this?

I don't think that's true in every case. I don't think they can have silencers, for example, which can be purchased over the counter with no permit in Britain (damn Limeys).

 

Any FFL who handles NFA items has to have a Class III FFL, I beleive you can have this in NJ how ever you cannot sell or transfer the items out into the public because of the state laws. It would only make sence if you were selling online only or running a range where you can rent FA weapons.

Can anyone suggest a FFL that does this?

 

As metioned above MidwestPX does this check out their site.

Any FFL who handles NFA items has to have a Class III FFL, I beleive you can have this in NJ how ever you cannot sell or transfer the items out into the public because of the state laws. It would only make sence if you were selling online only or running a range where you can rent FA weapons.

 

I still don't believe NJ FFLs can have silencers, as one example. If I am wrong I am happy to be corrected.

I guess olnly NJ FFL that holds a Class III license or manufactures license can answer this for sure and there

are none that I know of out there.

FYI. There is no such thing as a Class 3 license. I am an 01 dealer and pay a yearly tax to deal in NFA (title 2) firearms. I can only deal in full auto firearms, no SBS, SBR, AOWs, silencers, or destructive devices. Also, any dealer can possess "assault weapons" and "high capacity" magazines.

 

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FYI. There is no such thing as a Class 3 license.  I am an 01 dealer and pay a yearly tax to deal in NFA (title 2) firearms.  

 

 

 

And that makes you an SOT Class 3 on top of your 01 license.

 

I knew you couldn't handle silencers, and I knew there were some other things NJ SOTs couldn't do under NJ law, but I didn't know it was almost Everything in the NFA world.

And that makes you an SOT Class 3 on top of your 01 license.

 

I knew you couldn't handle silencers, and I knew there were some other things NJ SOTs couldn't do under NJ law, but I didn't know it was almost Everything in the NFA world.

 

That is what I ment by class 3 ffl holder and it looks like we have our answer. :)

And that makes you an SOT Class 3 on top of your 01 license.

 

I knew you couldn't handle silencers, and I knew there were some other things NJ SOTs couldn't do under NJ law, but I didn't know it was almost Everything in the NFA world.

 

IIRC there's only one or two FFL's that are authorized to handle Silencers,.SBR, AOW, and DD's in the entire state..I believe Lawman supply is one of them.

So Paul, are you allowed to own and use 10 round mags and/or drums for Saiga-12's?

 

If yes, are all NJ FFL's given this same priviledge?

 

Does it extend to their employees?

 

If yes, can you put me on your books part-time, maybe I can pay you! I'd love to have a few drums hanging off my Saiga-12 for Knockdown Steel!

So Paul, are you allowed to own and use 10 round mags and/or drums for Saiga-12's? Yes, for demonstration for resale to PDs.

 

If yes, are all NJ FFL's given this same priviledge? Yes

 

Does it extend to their employees? Owned by business.

 

If yes, can you put me on your books part-time, maybe I can pay you! I'd love to have a few drums hanging off my Saiga-12 for Knockdown Steel! No

Hmmm.. So, owned by the business and for demonstration for resale to PD's............... Want some free advertising and demonstations at OBRPC? I can do them once a month for you! ;)

 

Are you allowed to bring them out to a range for "demonstration"? Wanna come shoot at OBRPC in the Spring when it gets warm again? :)

 

I'd like to have an FFL license simply so I could enjoy my Saiga-12!

 

Thanks for the answers.

I have a lot of ammo and a strong shoulder, bring the drum! :)

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