Hi,

 

looking at GSG .22 1911 comes with threaded barrel and faux suppressor is this legal in NJ?

Hi,

 

looking at GSG .22 1911 comes with threaded barrel and faux suppressor is this legal in NJ?

The faux suppressor is okay, I have one on my Kriss. It's what they do to cover up the 16ij barrel. You can not have a threaded barrel tho as that is an evil feature

Nvm I thought it was their mp5 clone I didn't see that it was a 1911. The threaded barrel is legal

Yes, hence the "faux" part of it.

IMO it is a barrel shroud....

(2) A threaded barrel capable of accepting a barrel extender, flash suppressor,

forward handgrip, or silencer;

(3) A shroud that is attached to, or partially or completely encircles the barrel and

that permits the shooter to hold the firearm with the non-trigger hand without being

burned;

 

 

Again just following the writing literally....

If it has both a threaded barrel AND a shroud... It's an assault weapons per nj law....

Such a grey area... And really not worth the headaches.

(2) A threaded barrel capable of accepting a barrel extender, flash suppressor,

forward handgrip, or silencer;

(3) A shroud that is attached to, or partially or completely encircles the barrel and

that permits the shooter to hold the firearm with the non-trigger hand without being

burned;

 

 

Again just following the writing literally....

If it has both a threaded barrel AND a shroud... It's an assault weapons per nj law....

Then how is the KRISS okay?

Then how is the KRISS okay?

The carbine? Rifle =\= Handgun

Then how is the KRISS okay?

It's a rifle. The shroud isn't even pinned on it's just a screw that holds it in place.

 

With the 1911 it's a grey area but IMO it's okay but ianal, I love typing ianal

It's a rifle. The shroud isn't even pinned on it's just a screw that holds it in place.

 

With the 1911 it's a grey area but IMO it's okay but ianal, I love typing ianal

If the rifle has a threaded barrel and it is not permanent... Then it is a countable evil feature.....

 

 

The 1911 is definitely not a grey area....

 

It has a threaded barrel

It has a barrel shroud

 

Those are two countable features... I see no grey area...

With the 1911 it's a grey area but IMO it's okay but ianal, I love typing ianal

 

You just wanna leave out the "i"

Why would you want a fake supressor anyway? 

Because it comes with the model in looking at. Why does that matter?

If the rifle has a threaded barrel and it is not permanent... Then it is a countable evil feature.....

 

 

The 1911 is definitely not a grey area....

 

It has a threaded barrel

It has a barrel shroud

 

Those are two countable features... I see no grey area...

In the case of the vector the barrel itself is not threaded, the shroud slips over it and has a set screw to hold it in place. It actually is nice to be able to put my hand on the shroud to get a longer grip as it doesn't get that hot

In the case of the vector the barrel itself is not threaded, the shroud slips over it and has a set screw to hold it in place. It actually is nice to be able to put my hand on the shroud to get a longer grip as it doesn't get that hot

 

 

then I stand corrected... no threads.. good to go...

then I stand corrected... no threads.. good to go...

When I move to free America I can send it back to Kriss and they will give me a new upper for it with a 4" barrel and unpinned folding stock. One day

Because it comes with the model in looking at. Why does that matter?

 

If you want this particular model but it comes with a gizmo that serves no value and makes the gun illegal, then have the dealer throw it away. 

If the rifle has a threaded barrel and it is not permanent... Then it is a countable evil feature.....

 

 

The 1911 is definitely not a grey area....

 

It has a threaded barrel

It has a barrel shroud

 

Those are two countable features... I see no grey area...

 

Technically, isn't it a shroud if it goes over the barrel?  At best, it's a barrel extension for the pistol.

Technically, isn't it a shroud if it goes over the barrel?  At best, it's a barrel extension for the pistol.

Since nj law does not define shroud I would err on the side of being overly cautious... It covers one one millionth of the barrel where it threads... And it can be held with the non shooting hand... With those considered the risk outweighs the benefit imo

Fake suppressor is just an empty tin can isn't it?

Fake suppressor is just an empty tin can isn't it?

Pretty much... But nj law gets sketchy on "shrouds"

Since nj law does not define shroud I would err on the side of being overly cautious... It covers one one millionth of the barrel where it threads... And it can be held with the non shooting hand... With those considered the risk outweighs the benefit imo

I dunno.  Just don't shoot it in NJ is my IANAL response.