I'm looking on doing a build and was wondering if a threaded barrel on a bolt action rifle is ok in NJ. I know for semi's it's dependent on a combination of things. Is there a link for a specific law I can read that somebody know of the top their head? Thanks

 

 

 

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Only applies to semi-autos. You are GTG with a BA. Laws only tell you what is prohibited.

You can even mount a flash hider on it if you want to. You don't have to pin or weld

it on either AFAIK.

If you get a California Bullet Button or a NY Stock, can you go non-welded threads on an AR?

If you get a California Bullet Button or a NY Stock, can you go non-welded threads on an AR?

 

Bullet button works in CA because CA law applies to magazines that can be removed "without tools". That's not something that shows up in NJ law.   NJ law just says "detachable magazine".  So a bullet button doesn't help here - it's still detachable even if it requires a tool.

 

I'm not sure about a NY compliant stock.  NJ law says "A pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the weapon" is an evil feature.  I guess it depends on the stock.  I've seen lots of different types of pistols so I'm not even sure what a "pistol grip" is or what "conspicuously beneath" means  and what part is the "action".  

 

Thanks guys for the info.

 

 

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