July 11, 201313 yr http://www.slickguns.com/product/complete-ar15-rifle-kit-80-poly-lower-w-jig-725 Has anyone seen this? It appears that this could be shipped to your door and with a regular old hand drill you would have yourself a fully functional AR. Thoughts?
July 11, 201313 yr figure ill save you the chewing out http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/54313-what-says-80-lowers-are-illegal/
July 11, 201313 yr Author Thanks I am not considering doing this. Just seems like this is a dream for someone who cannot legally obtain a firearm. I wondered what peoples thoughts about this were, in NJ or elsewhere.
July 11, 201313 yr Across the river in America, perfectly legal. In NJ it's considered manufacturing.
July 11, 201313 yr Do the manufacturing in pa then bring it back to nj. i argued that point too apparently its moot. There are a lot of guys who know a lot more then me and they all said its not a good idea to do that.
July 11, 201313 yr i argued that point too apparently its moot. There are a lot of guys who know a lot more then me and they all said its not a good idea to do that. Why not? What specifically is illegal about it? You arent manufacturing within nj.
July 11, 201313 yr Honestly im not sure i never got a straight answer on that. when i asked if hypothetically done outside and brought back i was told that its just a terrible idea due to NJ legislature. i honestly don't know "legally" why /where it says you couldn't do that.
July 11, 201313 yr You probably have an FID and this may not apply to you but.......... I personally would never do this and i was seconds away from buying a 80% with JIG and bits because im impatient and dont want to wait for My ID anymore. Before i made the final "click to buy" i said let me just reasearch this because after all it is NJ. Low and behold I found so many threads trying to talk people out of it saying its not worth the potential butt hurt NJ could put on you if its found out. I closed that "View Cart" so fast and made myself forget it was an option at all haha that being said. how will they know the lower was finished in PA and brought to NJ? To them it seems like you could have just as well manufactured it in NJ.
July 11, 201313 yr I am sure you could technically buy it.... ship it to PA.. and put it together there... NJ law stretches to the border... The problem becomes on the off day where the gun is questioned for some odd reason... the day where you tell the government you wanted to receive a nonfirearm and manufacture it into a firearm... so you traveled out of state to do it... and then brought it back into NJ to circumvent the law.... I am not sure they can legally charge you with anything... but I know they will want to, and they will probably try to.... so why not just avoid the whole mess and get a finished lower? to me it would seem wise to err on the side of caution since NJ is so strict and doing so does not really serve as any huge inconvenience..
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