Posted: 9/4/2013 7:14:10 AM EDT
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So I'm looking at a Ruger sr9 on gunbroker and I see it comes with a 17 rd Mag, I was at Zeus's in EHT last thursday and they're selling it with a 17 round magazine. Are they modifying the mags? I want this sr9 but I'm not sure if they block the magazine at the ffl or something along those lines. Any help is appreciated.
This also goes for when I build my AR, I'm curious how to block or pin the magazines. I have 3 permits burning a hole in my pocket! LOL well 2, 1 have commited to my Grandfathers Walther p38 that I'll have this week :) thanks! Pete |
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So I'm looking at a Ruger sr9 on gunbroker and I see it comes with a 17 rd Mag, I was at Zeus's in EHT last thursday and they're selling it with a 17 round magazine. Are they modifying the mags? I want this sr9 but I'm not sure if they block the magazine at the ffl or something along those lines. Any help is appreciated. This also goes for when I build my AR, I'm curious how to block or pin the magazines. I have 3 permits burning a hole in my pocket! LOL well 2, 1 have commited to my Grandfathers Walther p38 that I'll have this week :) thanks! Pete You would have to ask Zeus's. 
But the answer to your question is, No. They cannot sell a SR9 to a NJ resident with the standard 17-round mag. So, they either have it for sale over the internet or the mags have been modified. Or, some clerk as made a humongous mistake. I would recommend against modifying your own AR mags. My recommendation would be to buy them already modified or have them sent to a gun smith for modification. But if you are doing it yourself, the law only says that it has to be permanent. |
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You would have to ask Zeus's.
But the answer to your question is, No. They cannot sell a SR9 to a NJ resident with the standard 17-round mag. So, they either have it for sale over the internet or the mags have been modified. Or, some clerk as made a humongous mistake. I would recommend against modifying your own AR mags. My recommendation would be to buy them already modified or have them sent to a gun smith for modification. But if you are doing it yourself, the law only says that it has to be permanent. Quoted:
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So I'm looking at a Ruger sr9 on gunbroker and I see it comes with a 17 rd Mag, I was at Zeus's in EHT last thursday and they're selling it with a 17 round magazine. Are they modifying the mags? I want this sr9 but I'm not sure if they block the magazine at the ffl or something along those lines. Any help is appreciated. This also goes for when I build my AR, I'm curious how to block or pin the magazines. I have 3 permits burning a hole in my pocket! LOL well 2, 1 have commited to my Grandfathers Walther p38 that I'll have this week :) thanks! Pete You would have to ask Zeus's.
But the answer to your question is, No. They cannot sell a SR9 to a NJ resident with the standard 17-round mag. So, they either have it for sale over the internet or the mags have been modified. Or, some clerk as made a humongous mistake. I would recommend against modifying your own AR mags. My recommendation would be to buy them already modified or have them sent to a gun smith for modification. But if you are doing it yourself, the law only says that it has to be permanent. They can to an LEO if he has a letter from his Chief stating it's for duty purposes. That said, As far as blocking the ,agazines yourself, understand that possessing even a disassembled Magazine is a violation..NJ is NOT california, we dont have a "Rebuild Kit Exception here" |
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understand that possessing even a disassembled Magazine is a violation..NJ is NOT california, we dont have a "Rebuild Kit Exception here" Any case law to back that up? Because the statute requires that the magazine be "capable of holding more than 15 rounds of ammunition to be fed continuously and directly therefrom into a semi-automatic firearm." Nothing in the statutes state that having parts and pieces to assemble a large-capacity magazine are illegal (in contrast to that of assault firearms - where it IS stated that it is unlawful to possess parts to assemble, or convert, an assault firearm). |
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They can to an LEO if he has a letter from his Chief stating it's for duty purposes. That said, As far as blocking the ,agazines yourself, understand that possessing even a disassembled Magazine is a violation..NJ is NOT california, we dont have a "Rebuild Kit Exception here" Quoted:
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So I'm looking at a Ruger sr9 on gunbroker and I see it comes with a 17 rd Mag, I was at Zeus's in EHT last thursday and they're selling it with a 17 round magazine. Are they modifying the mags? I want this sr9 but I'm not sure if they block the magazine at the ffl or something along those lines. Any help is appreciated. This also goes for when I build my AR, I'm curious how to block or pin the magazines. I have 3 permits burning a hole in my pocket! LOL well 2, 1 have commited to my Grandfathers Walther p38 that I'll have this week :) thanks! Pete You would have to ask Zeus's.
But the answer to your question is, No. They cannot sell a SR9 to a NJ resident with the standard 17-round mag. So, they either have it for sale over the internet or the mags have been modified. Or, some clerk as made a humongous mistake. I would recommend against modifying your own AR mags. My recommendation would be to buy them already modified or have them sent to a gun smith for modification. But if you are doing it yourself, the law only says that it has to be permanent. They can to an LEO if he has a letter from his Chief stating it's for duty purposes. That said, As far as blocking the ,agazines yourself, understand that possessing even a disassembled Magazine is a violation..NJ is NOT california, we dont have a "Rebuild Kit Exception here" No nit shall be left un-picked. 
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So I'm looking at a Ruger sr9 on gunbroker and I see it comes with a 17 rd Mag, I was at Zeus's in EHT last thursday and they're selling it with a 17 round magazine. Are they modifying the mags? I want this sr9 but I'm not sure if they block the magazine at the ffl or something along those lines. Any help is appreciated. This also goes for when I build my AR, I'm curious how to block or pin the magazines. I have 3 permits burning a hole in my pocket! LOL well 2, 1 have commited to my Grandfathers Walther p38 that I'll have this week :) thanks! Pete You would have to ask Zeus's.
But the answer to your question is, No. They cannot sell a SR9 to a NJ resident with the standard 17-round mag. So, they either have it for sale over the internet or the mags have been modified. Or, some clerk as made a humongous mistake. I would recommend against modifying your own AR mags. My recommendation would be to buy them already modified or have them sent to a gun smith for modification. But if you are doing it yourself, the law only says that it has to be permanent. They can to an LEO if he has a letter from his Chief stating it's for duty purposes. That said, As far as blocking the ,agazines yourself, understand that possessing even a disassembled Magazine is a violation..NJ is NOT california, we dont have a "Rebuild Kit Exception here" No nit shall be left un-picked. It's those pesky details that get people in Jams.... |