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Pistol Grip Opinions .....

PK90
in Shotguns

Pistol Grip? 16 members have voted

  1. 1. Does this shotgun have a pistol grip as defined by NJ Law?

    • YES, it is not NJ legal.
      31%
      5
    • NO, it has a thumbhole stock like Tavors, RBDs, PS90s, etc.
      25%
      4
    • I can't wait to get the f*@k out of NJ so I can have things like this without looking over my shoulder, because this is such a gray area that would put me in jail for such a stupid ass reason.
      43%
      7

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The gun is a gimmick anyway, pass.

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    9 minutes ago, Ray Ray said:

    The gun is a gimmick anyway, pass.

    Being a lefty makes the decision making process for a bullpup shotgun that would end up ejecting into your face easy.

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    If a man can chop his wee wee off and liberals will say he's a woman, I say we can have any kind of grip and it "identifies" as a thumbhole stock.

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    • Like 3
    • 4 weeks later...

    Yes..... looks almost like a Tavor. Had to do a double take on it.


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