With 20 mags....that's a great deal.

 

Very tempting......

 

Should say JT's

 

• LocationJersey Shore / Lacey Twp., NJ

 

 

 

I actually did mean TJ's.  TJ's Sporting Arms, Bayville NJ he is a forum vendor.  

oh my mistake, I removed it ,

oh my mistake, I removed it ,

 

No prob, what are the odds two people with opposing initials would have businesses both using those initials within 3 miles of one another and be forum vendors.  Mind blown lol.  

Picked mine up today. Looks good. Twenty mags is a lot.

Picked it up today from TJ Sporting arms in Bayville. Great looking rifle. The safety is really stiff though. Bolt was moving pretty good. The 20 mags all look good. Gonna give it a good cleaning. Hopefully get a chance to shoot it this week. For 450 bucks i dont think you could do much better

If you are referring to the Op - the rifles are not NJ compliant

out of the box. they have a threaded barrel and Slant Brake.

the barrel would need to be pinned / welded to be NJ legal.

About how much would that work add to the price? Seems like we're talking, between NICS, transfer fee, and gunsmithing, $750.

About how much would that work add to the price? Seems like we're talking, between NICS, transfer fee, and gunsmithing, $750.

Its 468 shipped, assume 45 for transfer and nics combined, and max of $75 for compliance work should be under $600 out the door if not cheaper.

no compliance work needed. tony said it was good to go

and transfer was 45. so total 513 with 20 mags!

Think I need to get one of these. 

Very tempting to get one, but I still don't understand for sure - if I order one from 

http://www.classicfirearms.com/paprifle-2

($450 with 20 10rders) - will it be NJ-legal out of the box or will I have to do any prnj-compliance work on it?

I bought one and didn't have any work done to it. My FFL never mentioned anything about it.

On the thumbhole stock version, the slant brake was unpinned and could be unthreaded by hand.  Not sure how it is on the pistol grip wood version.

 

I guess it could also depend on how comfortable you were with this particular thumbhole stock being considered pistol grip.  YMMV.

According to my FFL the thumbhole stock is not considered a pistol grip and therefore is not an evil feature.  If you look at the new AWB legislation being proposed, they specifically add thumbhole as an evil feature. 

I wanted a black one then they sold out. 

 

Then I thought, ok I'll get the wooden ones, they they sold out. 

 

Who knows when they'll get more. 

I really wanted to add one of these to my original Zastava PAP and the 10 mags I lucked into.

 

 

I spent money on a Benelli SuperNova Tactical that could have gone here but... Benelli need just trumped this, Italian sexy smoove stylin son!

It's a single stack. But with 20 mags for that price seems like a good deal.

 

Its baaaaaaaaacccccccckkkkkkkkk

 

But this time with only 12 mags.    Wish I hadnt pussed around last time.  Still, 12's not bad.  I called and asked if they could include more mags for an additional cost but they said no.

 

http://www.classicfirearms.com/paprifle-2

Its baaaaaaaaacccccccckkkkkkkkk

 

But this time with only 12 mags. Wish I hadnt pussed around last time. Still, 12's not bad. I called and asked if they could include more mags for an additional cost but they said no.

 

http://www.classicfirearms.com/paprifleblackpolygen210rdlocap

I'll sell you some

oh man....right when im paying off the engagement ring... ill get in on the next round

There are some people who can/have opened up the mag well and made these into a double stack rifle. Most of the AKs out there are imported as low caps and converted by Century, etc.

There are some people who can/have opened up the mag well and made these into a double stack rifle. Most of the AKs out there are imported as low caps and converted by Century, etc.

Know anyone who'll do it for me?

Know anyone who'll do it for me?

 

You can do it yourself with a Dreme, that's what most people do.

 

It's not hard, just take your time and make sure to fit a mag in every time and once it's snug you're good.

You can do it yourself with a Dreme, that's what most people do.

 

It's not hard, just take your time and make sure to fit a mag in every time and once it's snug you're good.

I'm not so good with a dremel.

 

What's the best way? Buy a mag and make a template of the top out of cardboard or something?