Tried to do some searches couldn't find anything about this.

 

I'm planning on cutting my 16" down to 14.5" and doing a perm. muzzle brake/compensator. One of the ones I was looking at was the Spikes Tactical Dynacomp. The extended version comes with threads for OPS, Inc. silencers (see pic). My thought on it is the law says "A flash suppressor or threaded barrel designed to accommodate a flash suppressor" and since it isn't designed for a flash suppressor it would be legal. Am I right? And even if I am will the police agree? lol.

 

Thanks guys.

Any threads = no go

Good question...not to derail OP's thread, but what about threads on a handgun such as a H&K USP Tactical or a FNH45 Tactical?

Good question...not to derail OP's thread, but what about threads on a handgun such as a H&K USP Tactical or a FNH45 Tactical?

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/28438-is-insert-any-semi-automatic-handgun-legal-in-nj/

Tried to do some searches couldn't find anything about this.

 

I'm planning on cutting my 16" down to 14.5" and doing a perm. muzzle brake/compensator. One of the ones I was looking at was the Spikes Tactical Dynacomp. The extended version comes with threads for OPS, Inc. silencers (see pic). My thought on it is the law says "A flash suppressor or threaded barrel designed to accommodate a flash suppressor" and since it isn't designed for a flash suppressor it would be legal. Am I right? And even if I am will the police agree? lol.

 

Thanks guys.

 

No you are not. A threaded barrel is an evil feature, and since this is an AR it would be one evil feature too many (assuming you have a pistol grip.) The threads on the comp are considered as being on the barrel, once the comp is permanently affixed. It's a no go. Sorry.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

^ that. I have the Ops Inc. 12th model brake and had to permanently attach the thread protector to comply... such bogus shit..

 

Molon Labe

 

 

OK thanks. I was just thinking when I manage to get to a free state it would be nice to have.

how do you plan to cut down the barrel? you have the tools to do this?

Sending it to ADCO and going to have them do it all. I wasn't real clear in my first post.

Sending it to ADCO and going to have them do it all. I wasn't real clear in my first post.

 

ah cool... to be honest.. I pictured you in the garage with a dremel.. hacksaw.. and pipe cutter... and was cringing a little.. lol

Tried to do some searches couldn't find anything about this.

 

I'm planning on cutting my 16" down to 14.5" and doing a perm. muzzle brake/compensator. One of the ones I was looking at was the Spikes Tactical Dynacomp. The extended version comes with threads for OPS, Inc. silencers (see pic). My thought on it is the law says "A flash suppressor or threaded barrel designed to accommodate a flash suppressor" and since it isn't designed for a flash suppressor it would be legal. Am I right? And even if I am will the police agree? lol.

 

Thanks guys.

 

I agree. It would be legal.

I agree. It would be legal.

 

since a sound suppressor can reduce flash as well as sound.. I think you would really be rolling the dice..

ah cool... to be honest.. I pictured you in the garage with a dremel.. hacksaw.. and pipe cutter... and was cringing a little.. lol

 

I did that with my shotgun barrel lol. No way I'm doing it with an AR though.