Reply With QuoteYou say that like it's a bad thing.Originally Posted by TCinVA
Chris
Folding brace... it is definitely funner.
Personally, I’d opt for a SBS stamp. However, NJ law specifically states it is illegal to have a SBS (they also call a SBR a SBS). The NJSP and AG approved those firearms for sale, along with the Black Aces DT (folding stock). As long as it is similar, not built off a shotgun frame, and not an AOW... it is legal (they actually specify to follow Federal law regarding that classification of firearm).
I don’t see myself getting one here, but when I do... it is going to have a similar brace/stock (depending on how I go about it... stamp or not). Viewing NJ assault weapon legislation... it is specifically not a shotgun, so I don’t think the feature list applies... but waiting on the move so not become an example for this crap hole state.
You say that like it's a bad thing.
Chris
Sent this to my wife and her response was, "SPLOOSH. BUY ONE."
The one advantage of a shotgun loving wife? I almost never have to justify buying a shotgun to her. She loves absurd shotguns and frankly, anything that fires shotshells.
"P-f: I lurked for wonderful combat pistolcraft advice, but I ponied up cash for my daily dose of Dada." - Baldanders
You are a damn fortunate man, Rob.
And I agree, as the owner of both a 12" 870 SBS and a 14" Benelli M2 SBS.
The Browning Auto-5 I have was made in 1934 in Belgium, and will be a replica of the whippit Clyde Barrow carried. It will strictly be for shits and giggles. Lest I be accused of blasphemy, I have a complete set of replacement wood and a barrel that will be altered. The original bits shall remain pristine.
@Dagga Boy and I were talking about this exact topic this week. For the average Earth person, an SBS makes much more sense. But if you are a person who spends a lot of time in extremely confined spaces as your job (inside cars, elevators and the like) then perhaps one of these makes sense. I'm an average Earth person. Darryl's new gig fits the above parameters, and therefore makes sense.
As Uncle Pat (God rest his soul) used to say: "Mission drives the gear train."
I have all the serious conflict-resolution tools I will ever need. An autoloading buckshot slinger with a pistol grip and a short barrel is nothing but a range toy for me. A fun, historical range toy. It shall smite tin cans, and nothing more.
If I end up moving to CT, I will refuse to neuter my BCM AR and will simply sell it here. I'll buy one of these to take with me which will ease my sense of loss. Yes, it is wicked stupid!
Make a good companion to these, yes?
Last edited by NH Shooter; 10-11-2018 at 06:07 PM.
This.This...but as a Browning A5
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She’s a keeper. But she’s definitely a shotgun girl. She’d rather have a shotgun than a handgun any day of the week. I want to take her to a Scotty Reitz class someday. I also think she and Lena Miculek would be BFFs (or maybe that’s just my hope).
"P-f: I lurked for wonderful combat pistolcraft advice, but I ponied up cash for my daily dose of Dada." - Baldanders
It's not a shotgun.
But seriously, they are a handful but they can be surprisingly usable.
It is, in all but the strict legal definition.
