Ugh, I hadn't considered the NJ handgun law aspect of it.

 

Does the weight prohibition apply to accessories you put on the handgun as well?  If, for arguments sake, I put a 5 pound light on a glock, does it then become NJ illegal?

Looks like this has been discussed here several times before:

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/21542-mech-tech-handgun-conversions-and-nj-law/

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/26772-is-the-mech-tech-carbine-kit-legal-in-nj/

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/17702-glock-carbine-nj-legal/

you're not going to go into a story about all the exotic women that will come his way if he buys a beretta? I always found them amusing

 

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You know, I was going to, but I was late for a date with two beautiful Italian women, and the tailor at Fiorvanti’s was taking forever getting my measurements.  I'm just glad that my Ferrari 458 came with the CX4.  I made it there on time.... now pardon me, Elisabetta Canalis and Federica Ridolfi want their dessert... Enjoy that Just Right Carbine should you choose to purchase it, Gfl216.  I hear they are very... rustic.

You need a MP5 clone like this.

 

make/model?

Note that the CX4 has some distinct advangates over the MP5:

 

* Ambidextrous with left / right ejection

* Amfbidextrous cocking handles

* Fist-meets fist reloading like the Uzi - even when you are tired and in the dark, fist meets fist to reload.

* Bolt Hold open

* Uses 92 and PX4 magazines.  

make/model?

This one is a SW5 from maybe 10 years ago and not new available anymore. Other clones can be had from Coharie, Vector, Velocity Arms etc. Type MP5 on GB and several will pop up.

Note that the CX4 has some distinct advangates over the MP5:

 

* Ambidextrous with left / right ejection

* Amfbidextrous cocking handles

* Fist-meets fist reloading like the Uzi - even when you are tired and in the dark, fist meets fist to reload.

* Bolt Hold open

* Uses 92 and PX4 magazines.  

Not nearly as cool or as iconic though.

Not nearly as cool or as iconic though.

 

No, it isn't.

 

I think that before the SAS / Iranian Embassy event, the MP5 was just another SMG.  The SAS footage made it cool.  Die Hard helped as well.  

 

The UZI and the Sterling were was laying down lead long before H&K decided to downsize the G3 and create their quaint little peashooter, although they were substantially heavier.

The Uzi may be just as recognizable as the MP5, the Sterling... Not so much. And then there is the MP5 SD3....

 

So according to your logic, since the Uzi and Sterling also fire the same 9mm cartridge as the MP5, those are peashooters as well.