And does anyone have it? I held the doublestack 45 model awhile ago and with the small strap it was HUGE in my hand. I was looking at the SP2022 but for the price and features included (I like external safeties), the FNX-9 seems like a better choice.

And does anyone have it? I held the doublestack 45 model awhile ago and with the small strap it was HUGE in my hand. I was looking at the SP2022 but for the price and features included (I like external safeties), the FNX-9 seems like a better choice.

Why wouldn't it be legal in regular form? The 45 version is 100% legal. It's the mag capacity that is the issue, have an ffl pin the mags for yoy

I'm not sure who'd be willing to do a transfer like that. Perhaps if I get it done out of state. I was under the impression that a  guns serial number also indicates how many rounds the magazines are capable of holding for that model gun. If that's not the case a Steyr GB would be in my hands right now!

I had this gun and I remember that FNH sells it with 10 round mags where required by law. I just confirmed this on their website. These days, most major manufacturers sell their guns with 10 round magazines. Have a dealer order one for you.

I'm not sure who'd be willing to do a transfer like that. Perhaps if I get it done out of state. I was under the impression that a  guns serial number also indicates how many rounds the magazines are capable of holding for that model gun. If that's not the case a Steyr GB would be in my hands right now!

a serial number might tell you how many rounds each magazine has from the factory..  It does not tell you how many rounds a gun will HOLD.  Even a "compliant" model that comes with 10 or 15 round mags can hold as many rounds as a separately bought magazine will hold.  A gun's capacity depends on the magazine, not the gun. 

 

As for who would be willing to do it, there are plenty.  a NJ dealer obviously wont transfer a gun to you that has a mag over 15 rounds, but that's on the FFL, not the seller.  I purchased my CZ online from an out of state seller and had it sent to my FFL and it came with two 16 round mags.  I got them pinned at the FFL that did the transfer for me.. 

As Old Dog said there is a NJ compliant model in 9MM. As far as finding one, good luck. They sell quick.

Give Steve at Monmouth Arms a shout (vendor for NJGF)...i know he sells FN and pin mags

I'm not sure who'd be willing to do a transfer like that. Perhaps if I get it done out of state. I was under the impression that a  guns serial number also indicates how many rounds the magazines are capable of holding for that model gun. If that's not the case a Steyr GB would be in my hands right now!

 

Steyr GB......  

Just get the FNX-40 with 14 rounds

Is it the recoil?

Cops love .40

I'm not sure who'd be willing to do a transfer like that. Perhaps if I get it done out of state. I was under the impression that a  guns serial number also indicates how many rounds the magazines are capable of holding for that model gun. If that's not the case a Steyr GB would be in my hands right now!

I have a 22 round mag for the glock 27 I carry..... It definitely did not come with that... LoL

Leo carry .40 cal due to that's what dept brought

If I remember correctly it had to do with mag limit and stopping power

Fn pistols are works of art love them!

Leo carry .40 cal due to that's what dept brought

If I remember correctly it had to do with mag limit and stopping power

 

40 S&W was specifically designed as a law enforcement round... that is why so many departments picked it up... 

 

it does a good job stopping people.. 

I have a very nice FNX-40 on the way in if anyone is interested.................

Just get the FNX-40 with 14 rounds

Is it the recoil?

Cops love .40

 

 

I don't want to buy too many calibers. Trying to standardize for cost effectiveness. 9 & 45 are enough. Magazine capacity isn't really an issue. If they do in fact make a 10rd model I'm going to look into it. It's not like we can carry in NJ anyway so what's the difference between 10 and 17  :wild:

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