Legality of Selling AK Grip in New Jersey

archie360

March 01, 2011 13:24

This might sound silly but is it legal to sell an AK Grip to a customer in New Jersey? I understand certain parts are banned. I tried reviewing some of the NJ Regulations but as expected, found them to be very confusing.

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  yoshmyster

  March 01, 2011 14:14

  Here I thought California was goofy.

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  OLDCOP

  March 01, 2011 14:39

  You have to start with the premise that EVERYTHING in NJ is illegal and work backwards. Most of Jersey is a beautiful piece of real estate, but it's politics, laws and taxes are abominations. I'm so glad I escaped my birth state!

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  Oakie

  March 01, 2011 15:03

  I dont think its legal. I live here and its hard to get anything shipped if it is illegal to own.

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  beantownshootah

  March 01, 2011 15:57

  Its a flipping PIECE OF WOOD.
  
  Its not a gun.
  
  Its not ammunition,
  
  And I got a dollar that says that its not specifically banned in NJ.

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  Toolman286

  March 05, 2011 18:52

  The grip is not specifically banned in NJ & it can be shipped there. The catch is for the buyer. NJ bans specific "assault firearms" such as the AK. The exception that allows new rifles, is that they can't have more than 2 "bad" features such as a pistol grip, detachable magazine, threaded muzzle, flash hider, etc. NJ law also says that having an assembled, legal rifle along with extra parts that could make it illegal, is a crime.

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