Far,far,far from substantially identical.

 

http://sgworks.com/about/

Not sure about the rest of it, but an SKS with a detachable magazine is on the banned list.  If you can keep the internal magazine, maybe it's okay, but I'm no lawyer.

Pretty interesting.... I look forward to input as to the nj legality

The link goes to their ABOUT page............!!!!!

 

Get the link to the rifle and I'l tell you if it look legal

http://sgworks.com

http://sgworks.com/faqs/

http://sgworks.com/compliancy/

If you are talking about that Bullpup stock you would have the following issues:

 

If you use the Drop mag the SKS becomes illegal because w/ detachable mag it is on the banned weapons list

 

If you were to try to use the original magwell - you may have a loading problem because some Bullpups for the SK

 don't have a way to top load. (I'm not saying you can't - I just cant tell by the photo)

 

If you are able to use the original magwell, you now have a pistol grip i-on a semi-auto so you can't have another
evil feature like the bayonet lug, threaded barrel, flash hider, ect.

 

And if you get around all that - your would then have the 922r compliancy issue...................

 

Good Luck!

That looks like a terrible conv kit. I wouldn't be surprised if Hi-point designed it.

I don't know ..and am only asking out of ignorance... But would it still be considered an sks in that configuration....

That looks like a terrible conv kit. I wouldn't be surprised if Hi-point designed it.

I've never seen one of these until 10 mins ago and have never put hands on it...but to me...online...looks 2000 times better than the sub2000 that was/is the bees knees to many keyboard tacops lol

once a sks has detachable mags it is a illegal firearm in NJ

The guy says in the video you can use the fixed 10 rd magazine and if you do that it would be NJ legal. You could add every evil feature as long as you have the fixed magazine. You would also need to make it 922r compliant.

You can use the SG bullpup kit with a fixed mag.  It has a flip up cover that allows for use of stripper clips.  I don't think there is anything NJ illegal with it if you use the fixed mag and stayed 18 U.S.C. Sec. 922® compliant.  Tapco makes a fixed mag for the SKS that would look better with this kit than the stock mag.  

It's still an sks, now with a detachable mag. Absolute no go

If one were to use a fixed mag I think it's GTG.

If you are talking about that Bullpup stock you would have the following issues:

 

If you use the Drop mag the SKS becomes illegal because w/ detachable mag it is on the banned weapons list - Yes

 

If you were to try to use the original magwell - you may have a loading problem because some Bullpups for the SK

 don't have a way to top load. (I'm not saying you can't - I just cant tell by the photo)

 

If you are able to use the original magwell, you now have a pistol grip i-on a semi-auto so you can't have another

evil feature like the bayonet lug, threaded barrel, flash hider, ect.  - None of this would matter if it doesn't have a detachable magazine - the detachable magazine is the qualifier.

 

And if you get around all that - your would then have the 922r compliancy issue...................

 

Good Luck!