Posted: 10/26/2006 9:10:17 PM EDT
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Its nearly 1AM and I decided to check out the Class 3 Forum here. Now I have a question: As far as I am aware, SBRs (Short Barreled Rifles) are NOT prohibited under NJ law (although SB shotguns ARE). But I'm also aware that getting the necessary CLEO signature for the ATF Forms would be all but impossible in NJ.  But is there anything (ie. any other NJ law) that prevents a person from going the route of a Corp, LLC, or Trust? - thus circumventing the CLEO signoff... Anybody else got a take on this? |
NFA and NJ are never to be used in the same sentence.  By NJ law definition, a sawed-off shotgun is a shotgun with less than an 18" barrel AND a rifle with less than a 16" barrel. No DD, SBS, SBR, or suppressor is allowed. Permits are available for FA.  You have to be a dealer to get one.There is no definition for an AOW, but try getting NJ approval. I was spanked for this a few years ago. Although I was Federally approved and did receive a 12GA AOW, the NJSP did not even know what one was. They said it was a shotgun if there is no definition of an AOW in NJ law. 
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