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Marlin Model 60, NJ Legal?

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Does anyone know if the Marlin Model 60 is NJ legal? On there website it says that it has a 22lr 14 rd tubular magazine. I pretty sure if it will hold 14 22lr I could probably fit around 20 22 shorts in the tube and, that would make it an assault rifle in the PRNJ. Am I wrong on this? I really hope I am.

But it will not reliably feed 22 shorts. The 14rd Marlin 60 is fine. The older 16 or 17 rd version is not.

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Disregard the thread (Mods feel free to delete), I just reread the webpage and it states that it's 22 lr only so, it's good to go in NJ

It begs the question of whether the Henry 22 lever guns are legal since they do advertise +15 capacity for 22Long and 22Short, even though it only holds 12 rounds of 22LongRifle.

 

http://www.henryrifles.com/rifles/lever-action-22-youth-rifle/

 

Or did I miss something in an earlier thread?

the law only applies to semi auto

Right. I am quickly forgetting New Jersey stupid laws. :)

Right. I am quickly forgetting New Jersey stupid laws. :)

Sure rub it in free stater :)

the law only applies to semi auto

And the mag on the Henry lever action is not detachable

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