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is this a bayonet lug?

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please tell me I am stupid and am missing something

 

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Yes. Dremel time.

Make sure you get that taken care of before you bring it back from your friends house in PA.

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i looked at it further and the rails that are supposed to form the T shape of the bayonet lug are ground off so now it is just a piece of rectangular metal.  it cannot hold a bayonet as inteded.  i assume this is technically legal but living in ridiculous NJ i should completely grind off anyway?

I know somebody with an AR with the sides shaved off the lug so it doesnt hold a bayonet. I believe it is legal. 

I know somebody with an AR with the sides shaved off the lug so it doesnt hold a bayonet. I believe it is legal. 

 

That's what I do on mine.

Yeah, drive by bayonetings are biiig problem in NJ. 
Thanks dear politicians for protecting us.  :D 

If you trace and download your picture you provided it traces back to reading, pa. So just cut it off before crossing this comI-state

Just grind the ears off and its good to go. The nub part will also have a hole in it, front to back, that is used to hold the cleaning rod in place. Its not a bayo lug at all..its a cleaning rod holder....

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Thanks the ears are ground off so I am legal. I will probably grind the lug off completely because of this idiotic state.

I know somebody with an AR with the sides shaved off the lug so it doesnt hold a bayonet. I believe it is legal. 

 

Thats the way I do mine as well

Thanks the ears are ground off so I am legal. I will probably grind the lug off completely because of this idiotic state.

 

The neutered nub holds the cleaning rod....once it cant click onto the bayonet, its no longer a bayo lug....its just the cleaning rod holder at that point.

Yeah.. Cant remember the last time I heard some Blood members scream "fix bayonets" before a drive by

It is a shame that all of those Mausers bolt actions are still bayonet capable; the potential for street bayoneting is still out there. Public safety is so vulnerable...

a friend of mine who is sort of anti said this when i explained NJ gun laws to him:

 

"let me get this straight... they want to make sure you can't put a knife on the end of the thing that bullets come out of?!?"

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a friend of mine who is sort of anti said this when i explained NJ gun laws to him:

 

"let me get this straight... they want to make sure you can't put a knife on the end of the thing that bullets come out of?!?"

I just read this post while drinking a root beer! Now A&W is coming out of my nose and is all over my living room! LMFAO :lol:

 

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So, what happens if somebody mounts a bayonet ( or just a normal knife) using a Picatinny rail? Do they then declare all rails to be "bayonet lugs", since they COULD be used for that purpose?

 

Of course, I understand that the point behind the law isn't really prevent the use of bayonets, but rather, to ban certain firearms, which happen to mostly have bayonet mounting lugs. Kind of like, you really want to ban fast cars, but instead just make illegal to have more then 4 cylinders and tires wider then 245mm. It would, indirectly, prohibit most "fast" cars, while having the unintended consequence of also de-facto banning many other vehicle not falling within the original intent.

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