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Never seen these before... NJ legal

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So.... Watching my favorite guy, Hickok45..... And he had this cool upper that converts your glock pistol frame into a carbine.

 

Wondering if these are legal in this great state? Link to the manufacture is below, also, I provided a link to the youtube video.

 

I love that guy!

 

http://www.mechtechsys.com/glock.php

 

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There is a fixed stock option....

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There is a fixed stock option....

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In the video, Hickok says (granted he is no lawyer) that it is considered an accessory.

The manufacturing website says its legal in all states.

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Federal law Legal.... NJ law is the grey area... That's why I created the thread to get the opinions of everyone who deals with NJ law and our FFLs who also may be able to help out.

You might be right I can't find anything specific to installing a stock. The one evil feature would be the for end. Might be legal. We will see who else chimes in.

you not installing a stock on a pistol.your using your pistol frame on an accessory item

I know the stock is going to be a problem

How? The magazine is in the pistol grip.

Looks pretty cool. Would love to try it on my 10mm, but apparently Underwood ammo (full power 10mm) is problematic :(

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